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Yes, I mentioned it is a "contact type" adhesive, and that it needs to get tacky before contact.


Loctite makes some good stuff too!

In case anyone is interested.. Here is one of the threads about the seat offered by powerbypcx. http://www.hondapcx.org/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=1401 I've had mine for a few months before I even realized that I was supposed to swap over the little weather strip that seals the seat pan to the lip of t...

V4 TRV wrote:It's the std Honda one so yes although you have posted a PCX pic.

My bad, That's why it looks different. I thought it was a PCX

Looks nice.
Do you think its the same as the US version?

for the better is the scooter on the center stand and a crik wheeler scooter under the Yes, It goes without saying that the majority of the weight should be supported by the center stand. Whatever you use the hold up the front end would only have a few pounds on it. In fact, a well secured weight o...

I just put a towel on a floor jack and lift it up gently. The plastic will push up just until the frame id contacted, No permanent damage.

WhiteNoise wrote: Look what's Behind door #1 A "Flaming Firebird!!" Beauty! What's under the hood?

455 Pont V8

I just spent the last 3 years doing a full restoration

WhiteNoise wrote:By chuck, you got it!! That's Smokey and the Bandit! I LMAO at that movie! Gotta watch and laugh again. "Sum Bitch!" rollin'

I had an advantage....
My other cage:

Agree 100% with your assessment! Once you get past the social stigma that riding a "scooter" or even worse, a "moped" brings upon you, then the fun begins. The PCX is great mid size scoot that will always be in my stable. Bloody Jasper Carrot ????? http://t2.gstatic.com/images?q...

WhiteNoise wrote:New ending to above....
...and be-have whilst "putting the pedal to the metal and the metal to the floor"
(remember that one? Where did that saying originate from anywho?)

Agree 100% with your assessment!

Once you get past the social stigma that riding a "scooter" or even worse, a "moped" brings upon you, then the fun begins.

The PCX is great mid size scoot that will always be in my stable.

Love my seat From PCX! I had these in the old thread but are they are again. http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a114/chucktuna/pcs%20150/IMAG4798_zps83bc0869.jpg http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a114/chucktuna/pcs%20150/IMAG4797_zpseefef74a.jpg http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a114/chucktuna/pcs%20...

I've been out of it so long, I'd be interested in what's out there now.

I still have my Yaesu FT50? I think

No scootering for me, but spent the new year in Key west...
Crazy.

More pics to follow

Utilizing the underutilized IMG link :

Nice work BTW

There are 7 in the pic.. It was taken before the PCX came into possession.
The PCX made 8, and the last one acquired.

Point being, there is always room for one more.

CQ, CQ,

KB9QBF Here

Although I haven't TX'd in years

slogger wrote:Im keeping the sh 300, and looking for a second scooter.

Makes perfect sense to me!

henrydjunaedi wrote:i believe, every vehicle is intentionally off, for safety reasons.

Most AUTOMOBILES are very accurate, partly because Honda took the fall on this one back in 2007:
Seems like 2 wheels dont matter...


http://www.autoblog.com/2007/02/19/odo- ... lion-cars/

http://www.jigidi.com/puzzle.php?id=40E9E88G

80 pieces of fun