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That's a really great looking Cushman....."CLASSIC".....!!!!!...

"RIDER" suffices......

Only one Triumph for me, a '69 Bonneville, back when I was a teenager. I put over 20,000 miles on that bike in two years ... and 2 chains... 4 tires... a couple headlights... and countless quarts of oil. 8) It was cool at the time. Until the first Honda 750/4 pulled up alongside me at a stoplight. ...

Does Honda import the VT750S to the USA? I think it would be popular over there http://bikerholic.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/2010-Honda-VT750S.jpg Yep....a Big Seller here....my Wife had one once in Candy Red with "Ghost Flames".....my Blacked Out 750 Phantom was a spin-off of this Bi...

I was trying to say, badly, that it was nice that you weren't bullshitting or broadcasting about the number of bikes you have had. Hmmm...musta' been directed "elsewhere"....Yep, I've owned over 200 Triumphs....Ran a Motorcycle Junk Yard, Service Center, Used Motorcycle Sales, and built w...

No Problem with the Forza being 2-up....we rode 2-up yesterday after work for about 14 miles on the Interstate at 75 MPH (slightly over 80 a couple of times just to check)...as stable as the Silver Wing 600s we've owned in the past. I've tested the "PCX-2-up-Interstate-Thing" in the past ...

We rode the HILL ON WHEELS RALLY at DEALS GAP last weekend with the PCX150s..... http://i1028.photobucket.com/albums/y346/davidpanter1/HillonWheelsSept2013008_zps18dd6f37.jpg http://i1028.photobucket.com/albums/y346/davidpanter1/HillonWheelsSept2013002_zps9518b47e.jpg http://i1028.photobucket.com/al...

chucktuna gave some Great Tips...not a lot to add......I lead Group Rides year round of Scooters, Motorcycles, Trikes, and Mixed Groups. I've been leading various Group Rides since 1976.....Lots of Fun, but I've done it so long, my Wife and I have trimmed it back a lot this year. It gets time consum...

kramnala58 wrote:

gn2 wrote:You'll need to remove me on Thursday.

Are you staying with this forum though? I've only been on it for a few months, but I have certainly found you input to be both helpful and entertaining all at the same time.

I don't think gn2 is going off here.....

THANKS Guys....the S-Wing looks pretty nice.......Honda, "someday", needs to send more Scooter/Motorcycle models to each of the different market countries it sells to. Here in the USA, especially in the motorcycle line-up, HondaUSA tends to think all we want are the absolute largest offeri...

jkhawaii wrote:I have seen a few posts mentioning issues with the center stand. What was the issue, and was it only with the 125?

Yes, just the "original 125s" it seems.....check the other Threads on the Topic...there are a lot of posts without another new Thread.....

Hi, Skuuter: I'm interested in the stability of the Forza ridden two-up at highway speed. My wife and I rode the PCX 150 (two-up) on a few miles of freeway this weekend, throttle wide open, and the feeling in the bars was "skittish" at best. Not pleasant for me. Later the same day, I rode...

..."they're both 125cc".....???....where do You live...here in the USA the Silver Wing is a 600......

Will let you know about the taller screen. I haven't ridden it for any long distance, like a 500-miler yet, so don't know if the seat is a couch potatoes dream, or nightmare. Funny, right now, the worst seat I have ever, ever driven in for long distance, which caused serious leg and back cramps was...

No need to apologise, just get it right. Damn Yankees :lol: "Get It Right".....being from Tennessee, we're never referred to as "Yankees", damn or otherwise... :lol: ..."Yankee" generally gets used to refer to USA Citizens above Our imaginary Mason Dixon Line....kind o...

Just wait a goddarn minute there bub! English? For starters it's British. Then we get technical. Triumph was founded by two Germans. OK, OK....so "USA Southern English" and Our "Useable Labels and Terms" are't the same as the "British Version"..... :D .....and I'm well...

WELCOME to the PCX Forum....post up some Pics of Your PCX.....

English Motorcycles (Triumph, BSA, Norton, Matchless, etc.), along with most Other European Bikes here in the USA came with right side shifters until 1969 when left side shift and clutch were standardized. The Original Indian Motorcycles had left hand throttles, right hand shift up through Their dem...

I won't run it, someone with a Forza should. Maybe Skuuter? I know he's retired and has moderated before. I have no opinion on this matter, because I have no interest in the Forza (my PCX is all the scooter I need. <3 PCX.) HA...I'm not retired...I just ride so much it seems that way to Everyone ar...

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