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2011 PCX 125 with 1750 miles on clock!

I like the idea, just not the pattern. Keep experimenting though!

I hope my PCX is not a strange, unknown model! Here is a couple of pics of the latest mods! It is unusual now, I admit.

Ferrari yellow cover with Kitaco stickers looks good. Saw one in Singapore recently. Quality!

It stands out in the car park for me and I like it. You can get chrome covers but they cost a lot more. What colour is yours? Cheers, Arn

PCX Malossi 1Reduced.jpg PCX Malossi reduced.jpg PCX Malossi reduced.jpg A couple of photographs of my latest project with my Honda PCX. I now feel that it is mine. I don't want it to end up like an Alien spacecraft like some of the "Thai" Scoots but I have tried to make it stand out from...

Thanks for the advice Fellas, When it stops raining I will have a go.

The yellow Vincent is a genuine "Egley" model. The guy used to work for Vincent like Mike Hailwood and decided he could build a better frame. There is one of Hailwoods racing Triumphs here somewhere. When we dig it out I will send Pics!. The latest project here is a 1930 Scott and a Moto G...

There is oil in em! The one in the far corner is a 1932 Scott water cooled. One of my favourites and he has got two of them. I am trying to get hold of one. I have seen these in action at my local Hill climb circuit. Check out "Prescott Hill" Gloucestershire.

Could be a Cotton. A local fella around the corner from me called John Kitson rode a Cotton Guzzi on the Isle of Man for a few years. Just to wet your appetite, here is a "pic" of the garage where I am working at the moment for my Mate, Ben Niblett.

Hi Xixon, I don't expect it to be fully waterproof, really, but I will treat it with Saddle soap or similar, but Hey, it feels Great!

Probably the best patches are from a camping shop to repair air beds. They are quite large and round and do come in black but its still a bit Naff! Does mean you can sit back a bit though.

My Boss did this one with the help of an old Vincent owners Club friend who lives locally. He, sadly is unwell but we have ambitions to bring it over to the States with a Triumph Tiger 110 which I would like to ride at Mulholland Drive one Sunday morning. Watch this space! I will try to reduce it a ...

Some export models differ I guess but its dead genuine I assure you. Cheers Arn.

Just unbolted the hump, ground out the plastic inserts and solvent welded them on the underside like you join plastic waste pipes in plumbing. Filled the void with Building foam and a little thin layers of foam. Purchased piece of Cowhide from local Saddlers workshop for £20.00 and put it on myself....

Thanks, its only covered 1700 miles from new. I can now sit well back on the seat and it helps with the rear shocks as well, I have noticed.

Cheers Homie. Arn