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gn2 wrote:
PCX-rider wrote:I`m no environmentalist, but I do care a little about the environment. And according to my thinking 10.36 kilogram is absolutely more than nothing. In fact it is 10 times more than nothing (zero). o_O
Not an environmentalist eh?
Looks very much like you're no mathematician either...
WTF

Are you making fun of me in front of the entire PCX-forum? What is your mission to write stupid things about other members? You don`t know me at all and you have no rights to start bullying other members! If you for some reason can`t stay to the case, then keep away. In my eyes it looks stupid when you write derogatory things in this forum!

Last, but not least:

If you don`t have money in your pocket, and suddenly "find" 10 buks on the street, haven`t you then ten times more than before? LOL!


LOL!
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PCX-rider wrote:
If you don`t have money in your pocket, and suddenly "find" 10 buks on the street, haven`t you then ten times more than before? LOL!


LOL!
No you absolutely don't
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you you wrote:
PCX-rider wrote:
If you don`t have money in your pocket, and suddenly "find" 10 buks on the street, haven`t you then ten times more than before? LOL!


LOL!
No you absolutely don't
Yes, in my opinion you have!
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PCX-rider wrote:
you you wrote:
PCX-rider wrote:
If you don`t have money in your pocket, and suddenly "find" 10 buks on the street, haven`t you then ten times more than before? LOL!


LOL!
No you absolutely don't
Yes, in my opinion you have!
That's fine then.
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you you wrote:
That's fine then.
Yes, isn`t it? Have a nica day in Yorkshire!
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PCX-rider wrote:
you you wrote:
PCX-rider wrote:
If you don`t have money in your pocket, and suddenly "find" 10 buks on the street, haven`t you then ten times more than before? LOL!


LOL!
No you absolutely don't
Yes, in my opinion you have!
Well you're no mathematician then :roll:

(Zero multiplied by ten is zero)
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gn2 wrote:
Well you're no mathematician then :roll:

(Zero multiplied by ten is zero)
He,he....neighter you! Then you can give the ten bucks to charity, and you are back at zero again...
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PCX-rider wrote:
gn2 wrote:
Well you're no mathematician then :roll:

(Zero multiplied by ten is zero)
He,he....neighter you! Then you can give the ten bucks to charity, and you are back at zero again...

?? I'm lost.
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Forty two?
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gn2 wrote:Forty two?

:D We're hardly talking about Deep Thought here.
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PCX-rider wrote:
WTF

Are you making fun of me in front of the entire PCX-forum? What is your mission to write stupid things about other members? You don`t know me at all and you have no rights to start bullying other members! If you for some reason can`t stay to the case, then keep away. In my eyes it looks stupid when you write derogatory things in this forum!
I've never seen qed / you you bully anyone. He's kidding around, please lighten up. :)
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That WTF was aimed at me.
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gn2 wrote:That WTF was aimed at me.
Apologies.
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WTF

Are you making fun of me in front of the entire PCX-forum? What is your mission to write stupid things about other members? You don`t know me at all and you have no rights to start bullying other members! If you for some reason can`t stay to the case, then keep away. In my eyes it looks stupid when you write derogatory things in this forum!
I've never seen GN2 bully anyone. He's kidding around, please lighten up. :)
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Since this thread seems to have gotten all about idle-stop, I'm curious if any of the US riders have attempted to just use the kill switch and tapping the start button as a manual "idle stop" to any decent mileage impact? Enjoyed the link to the French review site that gn2 offered. Curious if anyone else tested this out?

Traffic lights in our area can be about 3min or so, but I also seem to hit a fair amount of backed up traffic where I'm sitting even longer. I've killed the motor on occasion, just to enjoy the quiet and no rumbling like others have posted. If I saw that it actually had some gas mileage impact, I might try it more often!
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PCX Commuter, I do that regularly if traffic is bad. I get *slightly* better than average mpg, but have the tall Givi windshield, so I'm not sure how much impact it has.
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PCX Commuter wrote: I'm curious if any of the US riders have attempted to just use the kill switch and tapping the start button as a manual "idle stop" to any decent mileage impact?
The headlights goes out if you hit the kill switch. I lower the sidestand very briefly, which will also kill the engine, but leaves the headlight on.
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Urbanian wrote:
PCX Commuter wrote: I'm curious if any of the US riders have attempted to just use the kill switch and tapping the start button as a manual "idle stop" to any decent mileage impact?
The headlights goes out if you hit the kill switch. I lower the sidestand very briefly, which will also kill the engine, but leaves the headlight on.

That's a really practical solution
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Fantastic! Great idea on the side stand. We'll call it the "Side-Stand-Swipe US Idle Stop" feature.

Someone send that up to Honda marketing! :) I'll give it a shot on my drive home.
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Disadvantage we have is that you have to hit the starter button before you hit the gas. The rest of the world just hits the gas when the light turns green.
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