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Ah, you're a brave man, Ben. Well done!
I just ordered the Helm service manual, so ... I'll be back to watch that video in about 4000 miles.
Glad you had the radio playing ... a London station?

Greetings, Kermit, and welcome to the forum!
I haven't posted photos, so I cannot help you there.
St. Louis? You got Blues there, right??

Terrific work! You're really getting the max fun factor from your scoot, cheers!

The Dark Knight's Batmobile.

dustin91 wrote:How weird is that?!? Thanks Kidd! And I was just down past their area last week. Maybe a little day trip is in order!

Yes, scout out the facts for us Statesiders!

Oatmeal Stout, followed closely by a seasonal pumpkin wheat beer by Shock Top.

HJC FG-Jet size XL fits fine, but I do have to take it off before the seat will close.

dustin91 wrote:Are these YSS shocks only available outside the US?

Here is their American office info.
http://www.yssusa.com/index.html
I've not yet tried to contact them.
Hey, Dustin ... they're in New Jersey. !!

Looks great, apeacezalt!
Is the matte black paint difficult to keep looking good?
You can't polish it, right?

gn2 wrote:Saw it again today.

Could be PCX-sessive.
Stalking you?

I split an infinitive today when I decided to boldly go.
Putting ice on it now.

Sounds like a FUN day, Hatari!
That's sure an amazing cultural difference.
The scooter reigns in Thailand!

Clever use of the packaging, Taz, Well Done!
The clock looks good.

Greetings and Welcome!
That's no Mickey Mouse scooter!!

Depending on where you're headed in Utah, this could be a very cold winter commute. The PCX is not suited for what you're facing -- not enough power. I've not ridden the Forza, but it is a 300cc scooter. If you're used to a Tiger and need a commuting bike with Interstate speed, wind protection and e...

I don't believe the availability is connected to the PCX being made in Thailand. Many of the accessories I have seen are out of China. There are accessories available for many scooters and motorcycles because they are a significant mode of transportation. I think one of the reasons they are so inex...

Are there so very many PCX accessories available in Thailand because the bike is also manufactured there?
Are the PCX pieces manufactured as a side business by Honda parts suppliers?
Or are accessories for all scooters equally available in Thailand?

Welcome! Both your bikes look great, Hatari! I am considering the CB500X. Only the matte black is offered in the U.S. I like the white very much. Are custom seats for the X also popular in Thailand? no, not seen one...standard one is ok..... Thanks, I appreciate the info. Hope the monsoons aren't k...

maddiedog wrote:Looks like fun.

Definitely!!

Man, I hear about those WTFs all the time, very popular.
Did not realize they are a Japanese product.
People are always excited when speaking about them!