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Yes I have the exact same seat that Chucktuna has. See my post here: http://hondapcx.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1121 It cost of total of $172 with shipping being the majority of the bill. It's a big improvement over the stock seat. At 6'-2" I can stretch back onto the passenger portion and res...

Finally got our humpless seats ordered from PoweredbyPCX! Can wait to get them. My Husband had too correspond through e-mail to find out what our problem was with the website. Looks our issue is we don’t know French very well . Lol! Did your order your seat by using Google Chrome? I did and it auto...

Hondax2 wrote:Think postage to UK may be a tad high ^_^

Dust in the clutch is the usual cause of vibrations at low revs/speed. Take the bike out for a run in the country and get it up to 50- 60 mph that will blow all the dust out of the clutch. I usually start pretty gently. This is also not so good. accelerate away decisively and firmly . Back off when...

You should be able to go down to 1/2 of that material thickness, as long as you don't go down to the metal backing plates.

Why are you wanting to replace these pads so soon?

Here's the link to remove the rear wheel:

http://www.hondapcx.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1356

Well the one thing I can say about is, your bike has one heck of acceleration curve! I was really impressed with the power coming from that little engine...and what a ride! Wow! Its what ive been saying from day one! :lol: :lol: :lol: and he still has no cam or exhaust installed,valve springs,throt...

I forgot to ask, is there a big bore kit for the 150? If so, where? Why Yes....yes there is. The 175cc cylinder kit for the 150: http://www.yuminashi.com/-pcx150-esp-cylinder-kits/ Yeee Haw!! http://www.motorcycle.com/gallery/gallery.php/d/341729-2/2013-Honda-PCX150-Wheelie.jpg?g2_GALLERYSID=TMP_SE...

scisor34 wrote:There is no such thing as a "2014" PCX, it's either a 2013 or a 2015.

Well there ya go...

Ok, so far I've done 65 miles running her in. The cold engine idle is settling in,computer is adjusting quite fine. Fingers crossed no issues so far. I cannot praise enough at hiow fast is this scooter atm, all I can say is its ballistic. It's just a whole another level up from Takegawa. When cruis...

maddiedog wrote:Update time!

I'm going motocamping with Maddie and the PCX this upcoming weekend, so it'll get a lot of wear and breaking in then. Anticipate another update after then!

Thanx for the update. Looking forward to the next one.

maddiedog wrote: (optional) Have the dog inspect your work so far, and get a beer. You're halfway there, and it's all downhill from here.

Too Cute!!!!

Has anyone found a solution other than buying a mccuff? Our gas attendants fill up the gas for you here in SA, and I feel like I'm screaming at him every time I shout out a warning when they're about to overfill. Yes. The recommended solution here in North America is to always park the scooter on t...

Maybe it was hard to start and stalled because it was flooded? But it worked itself out when I let it sit for a few minutes. Flooding usually only happens on carbureted bikes. If this is a fuel injection related issue then please take it to your dealer to troubleshoot. There not much technical assi...

Rob, it's the fuel pump.

Mine would sometimes stick to the first position (fuel door/seat) when turning it. I tried oiling the lock cylinder but what really worked was to use a wire wheel machine at work to de-burr the key.
10-20 seconds was all it needed.

scisor34 wrote:

Those karts have 2stroke engines, that's a whole different world than what you're dealing with in the PCX.

Noooooooooooooo!!

as someone who's had 3 PCX's (2 125's and a 150, one of the 125's was fitted with a J Coster variator).... i would like to say... understand that this is a small capacity single cylinder auto scooter.. .....a new variator, will give you a little improvement in acceleration / top speed - but its not...

I took a 22mm drill bit and drove it directly into the exhaust exit tube. I put the drill as far as it would go and i think it went through two baffles and some kind of funky pipe inside the stock exhaust. Here is a picture below but doesn't do justice. When it gets light tomorrow i can take some b...

Lingwood wrote:Hi all

...the oil was a bit black with two tiny bits of ally swarf in the filter.

Translation for those of us not British.

Ally = Aluminum, or Aluminium

Swarf = fine chips or filings of stone, metal, or other material produced by a machining operation.