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Hi all. Just had my second service completed at my local Honda dealer at a cost of £98.66. I noticed the cost was all labour apart from £8.60 for the oil. Would it not be normal to change the filter as well ? My bike has only covered 1300 miles, but the filter must hold some oil, so would you mix old with new ?

Like most small capacity machines, it doesn't have an oil filter.
There's a metal strainer which they will have cleaned.

Thanks GN2. That solves my question !!

stupotads wrote:Hi all. Just had my second service completed at my local Honda dealer at a cost of £98.66. I noticed the cost was all labour apart from £8.60 for the oil. Would it not be normal to change the filter as well ? My bike has only covered 1300 miles, but the filter must hold some oil, so would you mix old with new ?

Holy mother of God...100 QUID for a service on a scooter....

My last service on my PCX 150 here in Pattaya was the equivilant of 4 UK pounds......done without appointment, while i waited (and it was hot and sunny when i rode home in my shorts and T shirt)....

And...

hatari wrote:My last service on my PCX 150 here in Pattaya was the equivilant of 4 UK pounds......done without appointment, while i waited (and it was hot and sunny when i rode home in my shorts and T shirt)....

And...

Whoopee shit.
Why do you feel the need to constantly carp on about how cheap things are in Thailand?
Seems like you're trying just a bit too hard to convince yourself things are good out there.
Me I would rather live in the UK.

I don't mind knowing about scooter prices/services in Thailand, and I wouldn't mind living there (of course, earning an European salary )

And yes, almost £100 is a lot of money... That's why most people I know change their oil once the bike is out of warranty...

gn2 wrote:

hatari wrote:My last service on my PCX 150 here in Pattaya was the equivilant of 4 UK pounds......done without appointment, while i waited (and it was hot and sunny when i rode home in my shorts and T shirt)....

And...

Whoopee shit.
Why do you feel the need to constantly carp on about how cheap things are in Thailand?
Seems like you're trying just a bit too hard to convince yourself things are good out there.
Me I would rather live in the UK.

you stay there old fella, you're obviously jealous as hell.....i've been where you are....freezin winters, raining all the bleedin time....petrol 5 quid a gallon.....women with shitty attitudes..........

i read the "mail on line" every now and then...where you are sounds like an absolute pardise.......taxed to death...immigration out of control....no wonder yer so miserable and grumpy (judging by some of the trollop you post on here....)

you must be having an absolute ball.....

hatari wrote:you must be having an absolute ball.....

Yes, life here is peachy.
Much better than the third world.

Peace between users!

Thailand (in my opinion) must be an absolute Paradise, with pros and cons and, as I mentioned, I would not mind living there in the future, but we must admit that living in an European country also has its benefits

Talking about the scooter, here in Spain when you buy the PCX, you can pay €150 extra, and you get a total of 4 years of warranty, insurance for the first year of ownership, 15% discount in original accesories that you purchase with the bike and some other extras, but if you want to use the warranty, you have to do the services in Honda dealers or authorized workshops, so the Spanish PCX owner also has to go to the dealer and pay top dollar (or in this case Euro) for the services. I wish we had Thailand's prices!!

gn2 wrote:

hatari wrote:My last service on my PCX 150 here in Pattaya was the equivilant of 4 UK pounds......done without appointment, while i waited (and it was hot and sunny when i rode home in my shorts and T shirt)....

And...

Whoopee shit.
Why do you feel the need to constantly carp on about how cheap things are in Thailand?
Seems like you're trying just a bit too hard to convince yourself things are good out there.
Me I would rather live in the UK.

You mean Scotland?

hatari wrote:

gn2 wrote:

hatari wrote:My last service on my PCX 150 here in Pattaya was the equivilant of 4 UK pounds......done without appointment, while i waited (and it was hot and sunny when i rode home in my shorts and T shirt)....

And...

Whoopee shit.
Why do you feel the need to constantly carp on about how cheap things are in Thailand?
Seems like you're trying just a bit too hard to convince yourself things are good out there.
Me I would rather live in the UK.

you stay there old fella, you're obviously jealous as hell.....i've been where you are....freezin winters, raining all the bleedin time....petrol 5 quid a gallon.....women with shitty attitudes..........

i read the "mail on line" every now and then...where you are sounds like an absolute pardise.......taxed to death...immigration out of control....no wonder yer so miserable and grumpy (judging by some of the trollop you post on here....)

you must be having an absolute ball.....

Tbh the Daily (hate) Mail does have a specific readership type.

Daiy Mail reader, bit of an oxymoron.
Remember the UK only exists because like so many other things, Scotland created it.

gn2 you are a 24 carat knob............

i'll rest my case there....

pcxpower wrote:Thailand (in my opinion) must be an absolute Paradise, with pros and cons and, as I mentioned, I would not mind living there in the future, but we must admit that living in an European country also has its benefits

I have lived in four different countries and visited several others. I wouldn't necessarily call Thailand and absolute Paradise, but it certainly has been an enjoyable experience living here for the past 2½ years.

What I have found in life is that each place is generally what you make it to be. If you have a bad attitude about it, it likely isn't going to be an enjoyable experience. But if you look at each place as different (not wrong, weird or strange), then you are like to have a lot more positive experiences than negative ones. I have also found that those who have traveled little tend to be more ethnocentric than those who have traveled beyond their own culture.

I absolutely agree, and in my case, I have also lived in three different countries and is good to know other cultures, so that one can compare with his/her own. I still have not visited Thailand, but I'm sure that I would like it

hatari wrote:gn2 you are a 24 carat knob............

i'll rest my case there....

I love you too, you poor deluded fool.

gn2 wrote:

hatari wrote:My last service on my PCX 150 here in Pattaya was the equivilant of 4 UK pounds......done without appointment, while i waited (and it was hot and sunny when i rode home in my shorts and T shirt)....

And...

Whoopee shit.
Why do you feel the need to constantly carp on about how cheap things are in Thailand?

Sounds like somebody needs a Snickers....

http://youtu.be/vW6ZXHWvaGc

Slickvic wrote:Sounds like somebody needs a Snickers....

LOL ....

gn2 wrote:Daiy Mail reader, bit of an oxymoron.
Remember the UK only exists because like so many other things, Scotland created it.

Apparently England is investing £2 billion in Scotland to get it in a fit state to close down

I don't mind where I live. The winter does screw things up. Thailand does sound fun. Can I carry my pistol there?