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Modifying my 2022 Aerox 155 into a sleeper; 32 upgrades made till now!

17th April 2024, 16:33 by Rahul Nagaraj

The scooter looks stock, but all the part upgrades make it a monster - a proper sleeper.

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So time for a quick update on my Aerox. Got the bike in 2022 Jan and have done 4k kms to date. The reason for the low mileage is that it's not my main mode of transport and also that it's constantly being worked on and is with the mechanic.

Let me quickly share the list of mods I have done to date:

Rear suspension RCB VD series with extra soft springs.
8-litre fuel tank
CVT pulley and gearbox upgrade. (multiple versions)
Projector Headlights
LED indicators
Tail lights
USD forks (2 different types installed tried and settled with KYTACO)
Upsize front disk
Larder calipers front and back
Rear disk setup with complete rear wheel replacement so that I don’t have to drill wheels which is unsafe.
Master cylinders upgraded to 14mm RCB
Braided lines front and back
Larger Intake Hose
Air Filter Delete (need to ride without filter details below)

Now let's get to the juicy bits:

aRacer RC Super-X ECU and afr kit.
Full systems cjIpoh exhaust. (Looks stock but is now) Now running an OP RACING exhaust again looks stock but is a calculated exhaust.
Red Leo super Head (custom bored)
Red Leo valves and valve springs
SCK racing 68mm bore
Ashuka racing 4mm extension
Cardinals racing camshaft
Cardinals racing crankshaft.
38mm throttle body (this needs a lot of air which a filter won't allow and that is why the filter was deleted)
Custom 450cc injector
Performance fuel pump.
Swingarm extended so that the bike doesn't pop wheelies under acceleration.
Custom copper clutch
Custom torque spring
Custom CVT puller and rollers.
Quick throttle
Large main radiator
Second radiator up front for added cooling.

Lot more bits and pieces which I need to recollect. The bike looks like a stock bike because I want the sleeper looks but all these parts make it a monster. The main reason I got the Aerox is because of its mod potential. The bike hits great speeds easily though I haven't pushed because I still am trying to get the fueling right.