Hello dear scooter drivers, we have in the family our Peugeot Speedfight 2 LC Bj. 2002 (which I used to drive too), the scooter is largely in the original condition. The scooter has now run about 23000 km and drives as far as really neat. It is also normal to 50 throttled. Acceleration is great and so it is also a very reliable vehicle. The only small problem that appears at the moment is when you let the scooter roll (so to make the gas) and langsa m becomes (e.g. if you drive through a gyro) and then gives back gas (so between 25-30 km/h, without the coupling uncoupled) the variomatics keeps the speed so low that it is hardly possible to accelerate. You give gas on a straight track and it takes about 2-3 seconds until the speed goes up and then the scooter accelerates back to normal. This is always annoying if you want a steep mountain here in the opposite direction and in front of a car slowly becomes e.g. if one starts from then there is no more strength and you have to stop for a short time and start from the stand so that you can speed up again. Maybe someone can tell me if this is a typical sign of wear and tear of the Vario or if I simply have to make other weights pure? I have the presumption that it is due to a wrong tuning of the variator.. If so: Do I have to become heavier or lighter with the weights? I will be the Vario at the end of the week We have changed the rollers some time ago because the scooter had been throttled to 25 km/h but after that we made the normal ones again. They had not yet entered at that time. I know that there should be 9 grams of weights in there, but I am not sure which ones are now in there. I mean something between 8 and 9 gram. The belt was auc h already changed (but it’s already a good 10,000 km ago) yes and the converter got a new spring once. The rest is a series. I mean that the scooter a few years ago when I was driving it “turned” faster so that you could speed up better. Well maybe someone knows the problem and can tell me which direction to look for 🙂 Say already many thanks in advance 🙂