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I just hate that batteries on phones nowadays won't last like they used to. Our house is full of chargers it's confusing. lol

Keep away any oily substance on parts that needs friction to operate properly (seats, tires, brakes) It's and odd thing about the saddle on a sport bike, and I'm not sure how others use the saddle to handle turns and lane changes but for me personally I don't want a tacky seat. I do put things that...

gloves could've saved that knuckle(or not). But yeah, who wears all the gears when just riding around the block?

Glad to hear your safe JohnL.

Keep away any oily substance on parts that needs friction to operate properly (seats, tires, brakes)

@outlander

Your PCX is designed for a very long travel? That's just a lot of stuff to carry on a ride, methinks.

You guys should get the 2016 model coz it doesn't have any key at all. LOL

I'm keeping mine in it's stock suspension. I'm only 143 pounds and I even haven't felt it hits bottom when my wife is riding as a passenger (total of 265 pounds).

bump. Where are the beauties?

Bangkok at the moment..

Based on my calculations, if you follow the service manual and change oil, coolant frequently the pcx engine should last over 60000km without losing much power and compression. I have just rebuilt one pcx engine at 62k km and everything looks ok, not as good as new but you can get by. The pcx engin...

Based on my calculations, if you follow the service manual and change oil, coolant frequently the pcx engine should last over 60000km without losing much power and compression. I have just rebuilt one pcx engine at 62k km and everything looks ok, not as good as new but you can get by. The pcx engin...

Absolutely! One should keep all the stock engine parts when upgrading because someday you'll get tired of it and want to bring everything back to stock. After three years of using a customized camshaft and a big carburetor on my small 110cc yamaha, I finally got tired of the speed that I install all...

chicaboo wrote:MayHem scored the better oil drain bolt, somehow.

And a much cleaner underside

No, it isn't a misprint

even an independent site in Thai claims the 2016 is 149cc

Probably why it's a little slower and maybe better in gas mileage? Ive got average of 55 kms/L (129mpgUS) (155mpg) - based on my fuel gauge

Mine is 149.3cc based on Honda Thailand website

http://www.aphonda.co.th/2015/aphonda-p ... ation.ashx

ill check the markings on my engine tomorrow morning

The new PCX is even smaller in displacement 149cc compared to the old 153cc.

So I refilled and it took 7.4 liters to got it full again, I got the 2016 one (LED?). Full tank is 8L.

Probably around 1 L too when the gauge starts to blink right?

So I was running late this morning and suddenly my fuel gauge indicator started to blink, I figure I still have approx 20 kms (12.43 miles) to go before reaching my workplace, so I decided that i don't have enough time to stop for gas and went straight to work. Luckily I made it without running out ...

Looks like your'e all good to go. Don't forget to feed us with beautiful pics.