Does a 49cc peace sports scooter have a governor?

by James
(Richmond, KY)

I have a 2010 Peace sports scooter and trying to get a little more out of it... how can I get a little more speed?

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Oct 10, 2018
2012 peace sport NEW
by: Anonymous

I have one and had a 72cc bore kit done for a couple hundred dollars and I do about 50 to 60 on straight aways and it also added a lot of torque to the take off

Jul 17, 2011
moped govener
by: Anonymous

i checked my cdi box theres no wire that loops back only out going wires

Jun 27, 2011
Peace question
by: Gabe M (somerset, KY)

James, looking at possibly getting one of these. How would you rate it? How is it holding up so far?

Jun 18, 2011
You got the wrong model
by: LEX ACE

From picture I would says you purchased the cheapest Peace Sports moderl # 805 ..You should have bought the 804 V.I.O. or 840 .. Go to twistedmotorsortsllc.com and read info. The 804 will not slow down as much on hills , has a stonger/stouter 125c frame & better shocks. Everyone sells/buys the wrong model because it is cheaper .. Can go 45 W/O redling on my 804 model and be glad to hepl you buy new one to your door for under $700 Peace Sports model 804 & available in KY BLUE/WHITE ... popester41@yahoo.com

May 29, 2011
Governor
by: Anonymous

If your scooter it a 2 stroke, then you will need to locate the CDI box. There will be a Blue or a Green wire that loops back into the CDI. That is the governor. You can cut that wire and you will get about 5 more mph.

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