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Welcome back Dave.

I'm glad you and the family are fine and congratulations on the good news.

Keep us informed how the pcx project is doing.

You'll probably be ok fitting a rear only. Plenty people have. It's not a fancy sports bike after all. When I changed mine I got the wheels painted so replaced the both but I still had plenty life left in the front and would have left it otherwise.

Happy new year from Scotland.

Done.

DAB wrote:

Alibally wrote:I cant see thicker oil making any difference. It's only going to mask the problem.

If it masks the problem, wouldn't it suggest a bearing?

It might. It would be more of a diagnosis aid rather than a fix though.

I cant see thicker oil making any difference. It's only going to mask the problem.

Sounds quite bad. It can help pinpoint it with a wee trick. Get a long thin screwdriver, put the handle to your ear and the end of the blade onto the engine. Move the screwdriver about till the noise sounds worse. It works best with a hard plastic handle not a rubbery one. It works as a rudimentary ...

I'm not sure I like the price. £££££+++++

If it's a 2015 it should still be under warranty. Might be worth a phone call to the dealer.

Not a you tube video but here you are....

http://www.morebikes.co.uk/33742/video- ... he-finger/

That's a bit harsh. The poor bugger got his bike pinched and your having a go.
Maybe you mean he didn't go answer your forensic questionnaire about the theft.

Sounds more like it.



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alx123 wrote:Please dont. Be awesome and buy yourself a headset.

Awesome. lol.

Helmet speakers and an iPod shuffle. That's fine for me.

I don't like it too loud anyway as I want to hear the traffic as well. It's just background noise really.

Did you modify it to fit it or did it go straight on?

gn2 wrote:

Jge64 wrote:Mike, I'll say it again, you are way overthinking this. Turn on the ignition, start the bike, strap up your helmet, drive off.

Helmet secured properly before you put the key in the ignition.
Start engine, ride away immediately.

+1

Just don't rev the stones off it till it's warmed up a bit.

them 1/4 drives i cant find any big socket for themonly like less then 10mm. im thinking a going with a multi speed ryobi 1/2 drive since i already have other tools that use the same battery If you get an impact wrench/gun, you will need hardened steel impact sockets (they're usually black). Even c...

Can't see it. Check the Leo Vince website and compare part numbers.

I have one of these kit. I use it at work but it's plenty powerful enough for a scooter. The rule of thumb is use it to loosen and nip it up when tightening and correctly torque the component afterwards. You can't go wrong then. https://www.milwaukeetool.com/power-tools/cordless/2454-22 The batterie...

Good for town traffic, not quite as good on an open national speed limit road. (60-70mph) I use mine on a mix of roads. It keeps up in 60mph zones but forget about overtaking anything. It's not got the power to do it safely. It's like anything in life. Use the correct tool for the job and your going...

Apart from the driven plate bearings that appear to be a weak point I've had no problems with my 125. It's been reliable and economical and fun to ride. Great in town, but not so great on fast roads. It's a small engined scooter designed for an urban environment so does it's job well.