Vendeur: GOOFIT
Voltage Regulator Rectifier for 250cc 260cc Helix CN250, Jonway, VOG, Tank Touring Scooter
Détails du produit
GOOFIT Maxi-Scooter Series – High-Output 250cc/260cc Voltage Regulator
Keep your touring scooter powered for the long haul. The GOOFIT Voltage Regulator Rectifier is a versatile, high-reliability replacement designed for 250cc and 260cc liquid-cooled scooters. Whether you are riding a classic Helix CN250 or a modern Jonway Tank Touring model, this regulator ensures your battery receives a steady, stable charge while protecting your digital dash and lighting from power surges.
Crafted from high-quality materials, this unit is strictly tested to perform in complex environments. It is designed to resist electromagnetic interference and manage the high heat output of larger displacement engines, providing a safer and more reliable driving experience.
Product Compatibility
This 2-plug unit is a direct replacement for various 250cc–260cc scooter platforms, including:
- Honda Models: Helix CN250.
- Chinese Brands: Jonway, VOG, Tank Touring, Roketa, JMStar, and more.
- Engine Type: 250cc and 260cc 4-Stroke liquid-cooled engines.
Key Technical Specifications:
- Connection: 2-Plug System.
- Wiring Versatility: Supports both 5-wire and 6-wire configurations.
- Note: If your unit arrives as a 5-wire version (without the black wire), it is fully compatible and designed to function perfectly in place of the 6-wire version.
- Build: Heavy-duty, heat-dissipating housing.
Why Choose the GOOFIT Touring Regulator?
- Universal 250/260cc Fit: Specifically calibrated for the higher wattage requirements of touring scooters, ensuring your battery stays charged even with headlights and cooling fans running simultaneously.
- Advanced Interference Protection: Strictly tested to ensure the regulator operates without causing signal interference to your scooter’s electronic gauges or CDI.
- Long-Lasting Durability: Made with premium internal components that offer long-lasting stability, avoiding the common "sudden failure" issues seen in stock budget rectifiers.


