Description
This Chicago Scooter Company eight-magnet flywheel is a replacement rotor for CSC go., Genuine Bella Classic 50, Pug 50, Nitro Sport 50, and compatible 139QMB-based scooters. Get your scooter's electrical system back in working order with a stock-replacement flywheel that works with the matching stator. Factory balanced for smooth rotation, it features a metal rotor body, a keyed center mounting bore, and a 110mm outer diameter. The stator is sold separately.
Features
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Factory balanced: Balanced for smooth rotation.
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Stock-replacement application: Replaces the flywheel on the compatible scooters below.
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Eight-magnet design: Works with the matching stator in your scooter's electrical system.
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Keyed mounting bore: Features a cut-out keyway for alignment on the crankshaft.
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Defined fit-check dimensions: 90mm inner diameter and 110mm outer diameter help you compare against the original rotor.
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Flywheel only: Stator is not included.
Specifications
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Brand: Chicago Scooter Company (CSC)
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Part number: 0900-4000
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Manufacturer part number: 3131003
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Original Parts For Scooters reference: 151-138
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Part type: Flywheel / magneto rotor
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Balance: Factory balanced
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Magnet count: 8
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Inner diameter: 90mm
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Outer diameter: 110mm
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Thread size: M24x1.00
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Mounting bore: Keyed
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Stator: Not included
Model Fitment
| Application |
Models or engine codes |
| Chicago Scooter Company |
go. |
| Genuine |
Bella Classic 50; Nitro Sport 50; Pug 50 |
| 139QMB-based 50cc / 80cc engines |
139QMA; 139QMB; 1P39QMB; 1P39QMA-2; YN139QMB; JJ1P39QMB; 139FMA-2; BD1P39QMB; BN139QMB; 147QMD |
| Other QMA / QMB applications |
Confirm the original flywheel and stator configuration match |
Check the engine code stamped on your scooter before ordering. Engines marked with a listed code may use this flywheel, but verify the 90mm inner diameter, 110mm outer diameter, M24x1.00 thread, keyed mounting bore, and stator configuration against the original part. A code containing “QM” or “FM” alone is not enough to confirm fitment.
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