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2024-05-12, 11:12

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Jakub

Without a doubt, I can recommend the voltage regulator purchased from the store. It fits my motorcycle, which is a Yamaha R1. The manufacturer is a company from Poland, qualitatively the product is very good, made solidly, without any saving on material, which we will experience in Chinese replacements. When working in a motorcycle, with a power of nearly 200 horses, there is no problem with overheating or malfunctioning, even when riding hard at high revs. As much as possible I can recommend the product. Best regards.

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2024-08-16, 20:04

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Paweł

The stator burned out after 300 km. At first it worked properly, but it did not stand the test of short time and low mileage. The worst part is that I was warned about the quality of the replacements made in China. I strongly discourage this product.

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2024-06-23, 17:39

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Arkadiusz

Purchased Voltage regulator for Yamaha Majesty 125 fits perfectly workmanship quality very good.Heat sink dissipating heat made of good alloy.

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2024-10-22, 04:31

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Kamil

The Electrosport voltage regulator is designed for efficient heat dissipation, which increases its durability. The manufacturer has taken care to use special cooling fins on the housing to help dissipate heat during operation. As a result, there should be no overheating problems with standard motorcycle use. However, if one is planning longer routes or riding in hot conditions, it is worth thinking about additional cooling support - for example, by improving airflow around the regulator. You can consider installing a fan, or simply make sure the regulator has enough space to dissipate heat, which will extend its life and improve performance.

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2024-08-27, 10:29

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mateusz

Elegantly, my motorcycle again chatters as it should, relative to the original I see no difference. Fits perfectly nothing sticks out of the place provided by Yamaha designers. The screws go into their place. In the case of fz6N without stress you can replace this part yourself under the block.

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