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Looks like someone took a CTX700 and gave it the "Dune Buggy" treatment.

Congratulations on being at the right place at the right time to get a really good deal. If you ever thaw out up there, please give us a ride report.

The new PCX looks great. You guys are hardcore!

Great ride pics Skuuter! May I suggest some sort of foot retention system for your pedals? Two reasons. First, pedaling will become much more efficient. Second, and most important, safety. If your foot should slip off the pedal at speed on a tadpole trike you can experience "leg suck" with...

Hi Skuuter, My wife and I have been riding recumbents for about 10 years now. Two years ago, we bought a couple of Catrikes. With their 20" rear wheel they can climb a wall so they are great for our hillier rides. Plus, when you come to a stop you don't have to unclip! Only downside--I have to ...

We put the Givi baseplate on in order to put the tailbox on, but when we want to carry something big we can take the tailbox off and use the base. However, the tailbase does have a latch that sticks up, so it isn't level all the way back . Still, it is a platform, so it could work for carrying almo...

I just ordered the one below. Seemed like the best quality for the price that I could find, and includes mounting plate and brake light.. Also, I didn't want one that was too big for a small scoot like the PCX. $70 shipped. http://www.amazon.com/Givi-Monolock-Tour-Brake-Light/dp/B005LLQGHE That is ...

Regular (87 octane) is what the manual states. My PCX runs fine on regular.

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CaptainHGG wrote:Nothing better than a photogenic scooter...

Well, maybe one thing could make it a better picture.

Yep, nothing like old European architecture to make a scooter more photogenic.

kramnala58 wrote:Wow, you must be getting up there in years to remember those cars.

Are you kidding? When I learned to drive, cars had STEEL dashboards and radios and heaters were options.

Hello, The centre piece (plastic) where the fuel flap is has unclipped from the right side fairing, how does this clip back in? It looks like it all leads to the bolt just in front of the seat? This bit slots under the neck piece? Anyone clipped these on before? Cheers Glyn I had to remove this pan...

Looks like an old AMC Javelin.

Mel46 wrote:Emissions?? On a motorcycle?? I have seen motorcycles with no muffler. Is there something else on them to handle emissions?

My stock PCX has two catalytic converters to handle emissions.

I know the South is quite lenient when it comes to cars, but when it comes to motorcycles, really, what is inspected? I had to have my PCX inspected when I bought it new because I purchased it in another state. At that time they only verified that the VIN on the bike matched the VIN on the Certific...

I am so happy to have escaped the Peoples Republic of Maryland. When I lived there, I learned real quick not to visit the Baltimore area MVA offices. The Westminster and Annapolis offices provided much better service. I have been living in Delaware for 10 years now and my local DMV is wonderful--qui...

dustin91 wrote:Beyond that, I'll probably have to get some cushion accessory and remove the hump myself.

I've heard a lot of good things about the Airhawk cushions. One of those might solve all your comfort issues.

This simulator clearly shows the difference in leg/knee room between the PCX and the Forza.

After further review, it doesn't look like they could be mounted to the U.S. PCX without modifying/eliminating the rear turn signal stalks.

yea, thanks to all the responses on this forum. I have decided to go with the PCX. Now my new dilemma is wether to get the 2013 or 2015? Probably gonna go with the 2013 seeing how no one has a set release date for the 2015 and I've found new 2013 for $2600 at two local dealers. Now I gotta figure o...

Here's my two cents worth: I lived and worked for many years in the Baltimore area. I love my PCX and it would be great in the city but I wouldn't want to spend much time on it riding the Beltway, JFX or I-95. It is just too light and it's max speed is not much more than 65, barely fast enough to ke...