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Glad you're OK, but I'm confused . . . how did you 'disengage' the belt?

43 deg's! I'd like the weather to stay brighter and warmed rather than be heading for winter darkness and coldness - but I wouldn't enjoy that kind of heat for too long. Nice bike!, in the go-faster colour too :) - good to see more of the new pcx's about (so to speak) I bought mine on 1st September...

pcxpower wrote:Nice pics and weather! Today we have 25° Celsius and it has rained... almost the end of the summer!

23° here in France - no rain thankfully.

This morning I put a few miles on my new PCX . . . https://fbcdn-sphotos-e-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xpa1/v/t1.0-9/q81/p526x296/1622219_660213957423333_8615785694310597516_n.jpg?oh=6cc72f7dd0d9458bfed3f71a399c0317&oe=549F7AC3&__gda__=1419625993_e88263a4be7f860c1a06fc1a25646c83 https://fbcdn-...

Hi All, Just a quick intro I'm based near Leeds(UK), I pick up my new PCX125 on Wednesday It's red they didn't have the Faster white one in stock! £2395 was the best price I could find. I have a full license and have had some big bikes in the past, this has been bought specifically for my daily com...

I've been riding my new 2015 PCX for a couple of months now. I did install a Givi top case - 37 liter blade tech -- I used the 2013 mounting brackets, for which the holes line up perfectly. For the existing PCX cover plate, I drilled four holes in it, and reinstalled it, then mounted the Givi brack...

pcxpower wrote:

Fizzy Rascal wrote:I like the new seat (no need to swap it out like the last one.)

I'm glad that you like the new seat! I feel it a little "hard" and I would not mind a thicker foam to make it more comfortable

Yeah, I agree, it's 'firm' . . . I suspect it will only get softer/saggier tho'.

Urbanfreestyle wrote:i'm planning my own little 1024 mile trip over from the UK to France and along the north coast. Really looking forward to it... any tips?

Remember to ride on the right.

Seriously, enjoy!

Stick to the smaller roads and you'll see much more of France.

Ride safe.

Congrats :D Please let us know the differences you notice. To a riding buddy - he used it on our recent 'Barca & Back' trip - see: https://www.facebook.com/BarcelonaAndBack I now have a 2014/2015 version. :D Not even ridden it yet. :) I did 15 miles on it this afternoon - it felt very similar T...

Urbanfreestyle wrote:I loved seeing that page. it looked like a blast. was it a 125 or 150?

Both 125s.

Glad you liked the FB page.

WhiteNoise wrote:Wahoo!
Fizzy I have one too, you're going to love the changes, even the minute things (said like this, mynute).

Fess up.....is it White Again?

>>> @homey: add another to yer list!

Yes dude, it's another white one.

To a riding buddy - he used it on our recent 'Barca & Back' trip - see: https://www.facebook.com/BarcelonaAndBack

I now have a 2014/2015 version.

Not even ridden it yet.

gn2 wrote:That YBF250 is another cracking little bike, cheap as chips to buy and run.
Comfortable and sensible perfect for all year transport.
No use for summer posing though so sales poor.
Typical UK biker these days is a fair weather poser.

Once again, I concur.

Congrats on the new(er) PCX.

I've sold my 2013 model and take delivery of my '2015' next month - also in white.

Health to enjoy!

Honda used to have a similar model here, the CBF250, it wasn't a big seller, but licences have changed and so has the economic climate, so a CBF300 might do ok. Spot on! The 125cc/CBT thing and then having to have A2 for more ccs, tends to mean 250s and 300s get overlooked in the UK (and Europe) as...

WhiteNoise wrote:Okay Fizzy, done. Thanks. 3 in a Quarry...so Very Cool!

Urbanfreestyle wrote:That sounds like a lot of fun!
I would take the middle of those 3 haha!

They all behaved very well for 125s.

Fizzy! What Fun! 8) I just looked on your Facebook link, you guys are going to have a Great time! I'm liking that quarry photo, would you mind posting it in the gallery under "Today's quick pic?" That one would be cool hung in your Workshop or Garage. Here's my Good Luck to You & yer ...

Ready to go . . .



More stuff here: www.facebook.com/BarcelonaAndBack

Wish us luck!

scisor34 wrote:often times the safest option is to lay ur bike down in a controlled slide.

I'm sorry, but I disagree. Keeping a bike upright and scrubbing as much speed off as possible is always the best option. And to scrub speed/slow down - one needs one's tyres in contact with the road.