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kramnala58 wrote:

you you wrote:Will that get rid of the fumes as it's only cloth?

It doesn't keep all of the fumes out, but where there are fumes, there are particles of pollution, and they do help keep that out ... at least some of it anyway.

Fumes are just as bad in Udon Thani, especially in the centre of town.

The first mod I done on my PCX was fit YSS GXL's, with pressurizing sub-tank, the ride improved 100% $130 supplied and fitted here in Thailand.
The front forks on the PCX are made for Honda by Showa, I'm happy with them.

Hey Scootdude... you stole my first post !!! ;) joking :) I just joined up too.. also a Black PCX after many years on big bikes and a VS150 in recent times. Never been happier that scooting around the tropics. Maybe I'm just getting lazy but can't be bothered with all the leather and excessive hors...

I keep a a Canon Powershot A2300 in the glove compartment.

When I lived in Cornwall UK I loved St Austell Brewery‎ Tribute Ale.

Here in NE Thailand, Beer Lao. http://www.beerlao.la/‎

I like it, Kitaco have made something Honda will most probably make for future PCX models.
The present dash is lacking.

Very good pics, I live in Udon Thani and have the same PCX (Matt Black) My best and so far my most useful upgrade is fitting YSS GXL shocks, fitted some other Honda accessories, some trim. Only one dedicated scooter mod shop here and they are snowed under with work. New seat for the future, and a Gi...

I now ride a Limited Edition Matt Black PCX in Thailand where I now live. Udon Thani NE Thailand. Emigrated from Britain to Thailand, home of the PCX. Used to ride a Chinese copy of a Honda Phantom but it fell to bits and I had trouble getting the parts. I am not joking, when I tell you I kept a car...

I have now use MAD MAX in Bangkok, have everything I need.
Joining a PCX Club helps a lot as members know where to go and where to buy.

I live in Udon Thani, nothing up here for modding unlike Bangkok. I too bought the Matt Black Edition, I love the red bits on it, will change the saddle and get rid of the hump. Have carbon fiber panels on the way, to replace the cheapo looking plastic parts. Another member of the PCX Club Udon Than...

These are the best I have seen in Thailand, which I saw in the September issue of Motocycmodify.
Made by a company called Prompt 082-956-7555 email PROMPT168@gmail.com No website nor facebook page as yet.

I smell an entrepreneurial opportunity. Unfortunately that person is not me. :( Indeed Sir, most of the aftermarket parts are made in Thailand and Japan. Even here in Udon Thani NE Thailand there are no dedicated PCX mod shops that can supply and fit. EVERYTHING has to ordered from Bangkok or Chonb...

Welcome from Thailand

If Honda decide on a new model I would like to see a clock, and a deeper saddle without the "Arsekiller" hump.
Lots of guys and girls here in Thailand like to modify, so slight style changes would not make much difference.

Udon Thani (NE Thailand) PCX Club
Lots of links to shops and clubs.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/PcxClubUdonthani/

apeacezalt wrote:umm, why you don't try any other brands? some is better.

Yes you are right, I give up with Honda Thailand (AP Honda) and look at other brands.

Tried the dealer where I got the bike only to be told Honda don't make those accessories any more.
I have a big shopping list, now I give up

Mine is a real (pussy) fanny magnet, the girls I know in Udon Thani love it.
As Captain Jim said "It makes me smile".
I also suffered from the mine is bigger than yours complex, regarding motorcycles.

The install I like the best is inside the glove compartment.
Maybe in the future a 12v socket and clock will come as standard.

apeacezalt wrote:

prenders88 wrote:I ride the Matt Black Issue PCX 150.

From London UK, now living in Udon Thani, NE Thailand.

Wow, my home town!
Now i'm in Maha Sarakham

That's nice, we live in Nong Bua district, and our shop is close to Nong Prajak Park.