CVT Upgrade Singapore — Malossi Performance Tuning

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A CVT upgrade doesn't add horsepower. It decides where the power you already have reaches the road — off the line, through the midrange, or at the top end. We build the CVT around how you actually ride, using genuine Malossi.

FROM S$199 price depends on your bike FREE 1-hour diagnostic first

What a CVT upgrade actually changes

Your scooter's CVT is a pair of cone pulleys and a belt. Engine revs spin the variator; rollers fly outward and squeeze the belt up the pulley; the clutch decides when drive engages. Change those parts and you change the shape of the pull — nothing else.

There are three things you can spend that on, and you cannot have all three at once:

  • Launch — how hard it goes from a standstill
  • Midrange — the 40–80 km/h roll-on you use in traffic
  • Top end — what it will hold on an expressway

Buy launch and you give up top speed. Buy top speed and it feels lazy off the line. Any workshop promising you extra horsepower from a variator is selling you something that isn't there. What we can do is move your bike's strength to the part of the rev range you actually use.

Three set-ups we build most

Smoother

Daily commute

Matched rollers and a softer contrast spring so the bike pulls away without judder and stops chewing belts. Often the fix for a bike that already feels wrong, not a performance job at all.

For: stop-start city riding, pillion loads, riders who hate the rubber-band feel.

Most popular

Traffic-light punch

Malossi variator with tuned rollers and stiffer clutch springs. Engages higher, launches harder, and holds the midrange where Singapore riding actually lives.

For: riders who want the bike to feel quick where they ride it every day.

Specialist

Top end

Full drive-side build — variator, torque driver and a Delta clutch system — geared to keep pulling past where a stock CVT gives up. Costs you low-down response.

For: expressway commuters and bigger-bore bikes that can use it.

What we fit, and what each part changes

CVT upgrades start at S$199. What yours costs depends on the bike — an Aerox is not a TMAX, and the parts that fit one won't fit the other. Tell us your model and we'll give you the number for it.

The parts below are genuine Malossi unless you ask otherwise. Prices are our nett published prices; the figures shown are the lowest we stock across models.

Part What it changes From
Drive belt (X Special) Power transfer and wear life S$60
HTRoll rollers Where the variator shifts through the revs S$56
Variator springs Shift-up point — how eagerly it climbs S$58
Contrast & clutch springs Engagement rpm — how hard it launches S$65
Ventilvar 2000 half-pulley Shift range, plus real CVT cooling S$122
Torsion Controller Midrange response under load S$127
Maxi Delta Clutch Engagement feel and heat tolerance S$252
Multivar 2000 variator The whole shift curve — the core of any build S$294
Maxi Delta System (clutch + bell) Complete drive side, matched as a set S$319

Browse the full range: Variomatic & Belt · Clutch

Models we build CVTs for

We work on these every week and hold parts for them. If yours isn't listed, ask — the Malossi catalogue is deeper than this.

Yamaha Aerox and NMAX CVT work is our highest-volume job — ask on WhatsApp for the current build.

How it works

01Free diagnosticWe open the CVT case and look. One hour, no charge, no obligation — you get told what's actually worn before anyone talks about upgrades.
02A straight recommendationIncluding "leave it stock" when that's the honest answer. We'd rather you spend nothing than spend wrong.
03Nett quote, then we startParts and fitting, in writing, before a spanner moves. No come-down-first pricing.
04Fitted and road testedWe ride it before you do. If the set-up isn't right for you once you've lived with it, come back and we'll re-tune it.

Not every bike needs this

Some riders come in wanting a race set-up and go home happier on a mild one. An aggressive CVT that revs hard is brilliant on an empty road and tiring on a daily commute — we've swapped riders back to stock when that turned out to be the case, and we'd rather do that than sell you something you quietly regret. If your bike just feels wrong, it's usually a worn belt or flat rollers, not a missing upgrade. That's a CVT service, and it's cheaper.

Talk to us about your CVT

Upgrades start at S$199 and are priced per model. Book the free hour and bring the bike — we'll open the case, tell you what it needs, and give you the exact figure for yours. We're in Carros Centre at Jalan Lam Huat, five minutes off the KJE, with parking right outside the lift.

Scooter Narcotics · 60 Jalan Lam Huat #04-28, Singapore 737869 · Mon–Sat, closed Sundays & public holidays · Official Italjet distributor and Malossi specialists.