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Hi,
would you please be so kind and provide a link to the Amazon Order Form for these bags? I am pretty sure I would like to get a set, too.

Thanks a lot, mate!

Where did you get these tyres? I am feeling quite unsafe with the stock ones on wet roads and would definitely like an upgrade. Regarding the seat cover: Yes, it is a must-have! And that guy does a perfect service, I had my cover modified to fit on the seat, I just sent some pictures and he did it a...

figurehead71 wrote:I think I prefer the idea of using heated grips and winter gloves myself.

Lowest temperature at night here is about 21 Centigrade, so no need to worry

SCNR

I use the box to store my mobile quickly when a sudden shower crosses my way. It is better protected in there than in my pocket. On longer tours I keep my phone charger in the box, since that's the place with the 12V-connector. I will post pictures of my genius 3-$-Phone-Holder soon...

I saw this online,don't know if it help's http://www.hdbright.com/hs5-hid-headlight-conversion-kit-single-6000k-highlow-p-377.html Looks like you need two of these for a PCX, doesn't it? I would actually prefer the projector type, like PowerbyPCX installs. Sooner or later I will go there (20 minute...

The max has been about 220 km, normally I fill up at about 200 km, I don't like the bar blinking at me

qed wrote:$200

Actually, it is 200 Malaysian Ringgit, which translates to about 65 bucks.

V4 TRV wrote:

Fabulous job, looks very nice, good craftsmanship. Congratulations.

So does mine. It's normal... I usually get it from 1mph-5mph. I have the same experience with my 150. and a friend of mine with his. The effect showed up first time after about 1500 km, and is most noticeable before warm-up of the bike. I talked to Honda about it and they confirmed this to be norma...

TC3 wrote:You sure? Uk pcx warranty is 2 yeqrs I believe

Warranty on the battery in Thailand is just 6 months

Cooley_PCX_Rider wrote: Ken in the U.S.

From Germany, living in Phuket, Thailand.

:? You can't do a valve check in 20 minutes, it's impossible. Plus, for a valve check to be of any good the engine must be cold so you would have to leave the scoot with them for several hours before they began work on it (preferably over night).. I agree. But I have seen the guy stripping the bike...

Just had my PCX150 in for the service at 4000 kms. It was a pleasant experience, absolutely. The whole procedure took about 20 minutes, including the valve check, oil change, oil filter cleaning, air filter cleaning, and everything. The shock came with the bill: 230 Baht! I had to pay for the oil (2...

maddiedog wrote:This is for the 125 -- the 150 might be different.

Some kind of possibility to get hold of the 150's diagram? I would appreciate it very much

I love the seat like in my posting at http://hondapcx.org/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=396, gives me hours of comfortable sitting on the ride. Good for a 6 footer like I am

Whoa Fritz, that thing would be BLINDING on a summer day. o_O Pretty sure :D What about the green version? Attached some more from PowerbyPCX :o Some are sideways, or did the photographer lie down on the floor? :lol: Too lazy to turn back. I will be back there quite soon to get the Xenons installed...

lactic wrote:Silver obviously

Talking about silver it should look like this one here.
Picture taken by a friend on our visit to PowerbyPCX to upgrade the rear shocks on my PCX.

I am glad to live just 25 minutes by PCX from this shop

The rain stopped and so it was time for a short trip around the island. This picture was taken near the south end of Phuket Island. In two weeks I will take a week's trip to Kho Lanta to test the new seat on the long run. For the next year I am planning a trip all around Thailand, about 4 weeks or s...

In April I paid for the first service 230 Baht, which is about 5.75 Euros. No labour cost, just the oil.