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WhiteNoise wrote:..... but We've all got great fun bikes! That puts the smile on my face

I definitely got a smile on my face. I rode mine home Saturday from the dealer and apart from the 34 degree F temperature, I felt like I was on a Magic Carpet!!

Now if only all this snow would melt.

Earlier this week I saw a dealer ad with a "March madness" sale price of $2,999. Probably not including a $700 freight fee they don't tell you about till you're ready to buy. Correct. Pretty much all dealers in the US play this song and dance. As I indicated above, I paid $3,680 and chang...

you you wrote:If you are of a certain age Bell helmets have a certain mystique

This perhaps?


Absolutely Badass.

WhiteNoise wrote:Anyone buying a new lid? Some good buys are out there as well as new arrivals.

I bought a Bell Airraid helmet for $99 last year. Pretty good deal and relatively quiet.

I do not remember seeing any forums postings of riders carrying extra gas for long trips. However, one of our other PCX-150 riders carried a spare tank for the specific purpose of determining exactly how far you could go before running out of gas. The gas gauge is a wee bit conservative because he w...

Did you end up going with the seat from power by pcx? I have the same problem as you, removed the hump, added padding and recovered the original seat, but there is still a "ridge" there when i try and slide back a little bit. The following picture is the type 1 seat powerbypcx sells, and ...

jlhog wrote:

Slickvic wrote:Earlier this week I saw a dealer ad with a "March madness" sale price of $2,999.

Was that sale on the PCX150?

Yes, a 2013 pcx 150.

I paid $3,680 and change out the door. Earlier this week I saw a dealer ad with a "March madness" sale price of $2,999.

Only problem is that it snowed yesterday and I wasn't about to ride in that sloppy mess so I signed the paperwork and plan on picking it up next Saturday.

That is pretty cool. Wonder what the lever is on the left hand side. Reverse You are correct. Here is the "Engrish" :lol: translation: "Most popular now appeared PCX150 Prestige trike. Also in the quiet of the engine sound, I realized the great ride. At idling equipment, further impr...

Great write up, Captain!

I am planning on visiting the dealer today and this posting got me all fired up again.

Great Pics. I hope more PCX riders do the same this year and post road trip pics.

Never heard of them. Any reason why you would choose them over http://www.bikebandit.com/?

Obviously the Thai market took precedence though. ..... They could have made a slightly different seat for each market , redesigned the indicators for the US market,- stuff like that. Bill That was exactly my thought. I weight 250 Lbs (I have no clue how many stones that is. :lol: ) and plan on rep...

EDIT: (there is a time limit on editing my own post, hence the reply) Excerpt; To be launched as a global model, a vehicle must transcend national borders with a design of universal value and appeal, matching a wide variety of people’s needs. Apparently the design team did not take into consideratio...

A short article on Honda's global site about the development design of the PCX.

http://world.honda.com/design/designers-talk/pcx/




Additional PCX info here:
http://world.honda.com/PCX/index.html

I changed the relays for my indicators to one with a built-in Piezo-tweeter. Now it squeaks when blinking and I never forget to turn it off. The beeper should be available in any serious "gadgets for bikes" shop. Any chance of a URL or more info about the relays? :cry: Did you just unplug...

I haven't seen any in the USA either. It's a sad state of things, how few customization parts are available outside Thailand or Japan. :| We might see more as time goes by, especially if sales of the PCX pick up, or if production continues for another decade. :D I agree. The PCX-125 never really ca...

Looks like this site has hundreds of accessories. They also ship to the US. I don't know about other countries. http://img.webike.net/jp_statics/gfs/nossl_css/images/header2/header_text.png PCX-150: http://japan.webike.net/ps/#!&p.m=6334&p.sk=2 PCX-125: http://japan.webike.net/HONDA/PCX125/6...

I found a posting on another forum that led me to this US based company that sells a EFI controller for the PCX-125. This Controller only adjusts fuel. It is a piggy-back controller meaning it is only making adjustments on top of the stock ECU map. http://www.electronicjetkit.com/Scooters/viewproduc...

maddiedog wrote:How cold were these good down to? I've been looking for some good winter gloves.

These kept me warm on my 20 minute commute down to 30-35 degrees F.