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homie wrote:Never do it... unless you are living in the UK. They are checked out on crazy cold and rain riding.

It's even worse in the winter.

It's going to be quicker off the mark but unless the gearing is changed the top speed wont change much as the 150 sits on the rev limiter as it is.
There are gear up kits available and modified variators that give a higher to speed.
Are you fitting a bigger throttle body and injector as well?

I have one of these kits. Haven't needed to use it yet so can't review it.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/MOTORCYCLE-PUN ... motorcycle

I haven't heard of any repeat repairs on this forum at least. Someone might chip in if I'm wrong.

The Honda parts in the US are so cheap compared to Europe. That driven plate is at least 3 times more expensive in the UK.

Hello, and welcome to the forum.

The cold and dark isn't nice but at least when the better weather comes in you'll enjoy it even more.

The range is allegedly 5 meters. It still means I could check without opening the shed up.
It's a bit of a gimmick I know but I'm a sucker for a gadget.


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Depends on the range of the Bluetooth connection wouldn't it?


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I can check the battery from the comfort of my armchair though...

I saw this on Amazon and thought it might be handy to monitor the bike battery over the winter. I'm not sure if it might use more power than the bike would though, flattening the battery quicker. Battery-Guard Bluetooth Voltage Display for Starter Batteries https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00ZETXNAQ/ref...

I did see this one in the bike shop when I was in there but the one I've got isn't that old. I could think of better things to spend £250 on at the moment. http://www.helmetcity.co.uk/agv-k5-s-enlace-matt-black-red/?gclid=CjwKEAiAmJvBBRDKpP724LigwngSJAAYRJXBuxBfAAi1O04uVHIf0z11RfYSNIewUbR-YPIS2prDUh...

Don't think so. I think they are generally poor.

Could have been worse.

Carl wrote:Nc750x in blue!

You'll get some storage with an NC.

$1.25 in US

I'm still here. I've been busy at work the last few months with new registrations coming out and the follow up work that's generated from it, hence the lack of posting. I use the PCX and the NC week about but they are going away for winter now. Anyhoo... here's a cheesy photo of me mid sentence at t...

snowboardchick wrote:where is the fuse for the cigarette lighter

Next to the ashtray.

Or poor riding.


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I don't mind them reading under a bit. There less chance of getting speeding tickets.
There are loads of speed cameras in Edinburgh and the surrounding region.

The nut will probably be OK a few times. As long as its tightened correctly. With the number of wheel removals in a year for new pads you wouldn't want to buy a new nut every time anyways.