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Yep, still do it in most places after ten or midnight or wherever there is very little traffic. I have seen it in France, Belgium, Switzerland, Netherlands, Sweden and Latvia, too.

Does anyone else here have problems with the stock mirrors on the PCX being able to get decent visibility? Or is it just me? I find they have to be bent as far on their stems nearly as vertically as I can get the stalks for me to get any sort of vision. I am an average height of just over 5ft 9. Ha...

In the UK some traffic lights and most of the provisional lights on road works have light sensors. When I approach one before I hit the magnetic inductors I give it a flash with my high beams; when I hit the light it usually already changed to green and I don't even have to come to a full stop. What...

Ok, I understand it is nothing to worry about, then. Just looks rubbish but can be wiped off.

Thank you!

The London Met BikeSafe had a ScooterSafe training, don't know about the other forces though. IAM should really have a program for the 125 riders, too, but I guess they do not. Some of the guys showing up for the monthly free assesment day with a full bike licence on a big bike were so out of confid...

Hello, my scooter is sitting in the garage for most of the time, getting used for a few short trips to town running errands. Its got less than 600 miles on the clock! Yesterday I took it out for a run into town and noticed this rust on it! Did you guys have the same on your bikes? Is that really rus...

Hi there, first and foremost: Happy you got away with it. However I do see a disproportional high number of accidents in this forum, way more than I did see in the F800 rider forum. Given that there probably are a lot more new riders on here, I may understand that even the most basic rules of riding...

Memory can fail and given recent experience of my niece who doesn't remember much of the entire day she got hit on her head, I do not believe we can make any conclusions from the statement of a victim who just had a concussion! All we know is that accidents are no coincidences but usually a series o...

I've been a member on here for about 4 months but lost all my login details so i've made a new account. I was involved in an accident on my scooter last week, in my eyes i was incredibly lucky and managed to come out of it with only a few broken/bruised ribs, concussion and pain in my back and neck...

oh man. a couple of weeks ago i was eating at a dairy queen restuarant and left my key in the ignition on accident. When i went outside to get on my scooter noticed my key was in the ignition...my eyes got super big lol. ......not just that but right next to my scooter was a black car full of "...

[/quote] The fact is they do have a point as you are more likely to get hurt on a bike than in a car but you need to do what you want when you are the age of 24! You have one life......[/quote] Yes, but if you know what you are doing you should not get hurt either. Point is that people feel invulner...

.[/quote] In a polite way can I say Get A Life and to hell with what your mum wants![/quote] I wouldn't be that extreme. Still: Any decent mother wants the best for her child and of course is afraid of it getting hurt. This will last a lifetime! I take into account what my mom tells me, and think if...

Greetings everybody! Just had one of those lightbulb moments at work :-D Knowing how incredibly cheap I run around on my PCX, I don't really care much about how much it costs me to fill up. What I am curious about though is to know what would be the utmost in tank range on it and how to get it! I im...

Not on the same scale but Sainsburys have had problems with their fuel http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/9131132.Sainsbury_s_hit_by_bill_as_rogue_fuel_discovered/?ref=rss Anyway second fill up today (Shell), did 4 miles after the last bar started to flash. 124 miles and took 5.6 litres to get i...

I just picked them up to protect my knees a bit more from the cold, and to keep my work pants from getting really wet during rain. I think I would get more razzing from my motorcycle riding co-workers if I rode to work with a "skirt" on, compared to wearing chaps. :) Just say your grandfa...

tomtic: If this had a "like" feature like FB, I would like your response and thank you, too :-)

Thank you!

I have the Tech7 winter gloves, very toasty and protective, great value for money, too. You will loose some feeling as with any winter glove but still prefer that than to loose all feeling due to the cold...

I will sure use the car or walk on snow or ice, still it can get pretty cold even without both of them. Those muffs I got are pretty standard, can't really adjust them in any way I am afraid.

Funny but I had that yesterday! I thought it must come from the foul grass along the road, though.

From my experience of two hour long trips on the M4 motorway with the PCX, even two up and flat out all the way, my worst mpg under such condition was 87, or 3.3L/100 km. My average under all conditions is 100 mpg (2.8L/100km), which I also reached yesterday even on the motorway if I do the same spe...