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Actual pic of homie's jeans:

I've been running 93 octane (just used to putting that in bikes), and I think we're on summer gas without ethanol. They commonly run 10% ethanol over the winter here and I've never heard any issues with that eating the fuel systems. I'm averaging around 100mpg riding mostly 40 mph streets.

Took me a minute. .009in is .229mm, but some of the posted specs say .24mm for the exhaust side. I'm going to wildly guess that .24 is a common size for metric only sets and .229 isn't? I don't know if that's the answer, but a range of .008 -.010 converts to .20-.25 so you're probably fine either wa...

I'd probably trust the MSRs in the under seat as long as they were fastened down. They're designed for backpacks after all.

I love RotoPax - but those I want for my Jeep, and they are pricy and awkward for a scoot. Probably better for ADV bikes, IMO.

I'm planning to make some, but mountains are all you'll get.

Isn't the OEM lock cylinder replaceable? I seem to remember seeing that on the parts list. Based on the pics, that may be all you need.

I've had it both knee and an elbow, the knee only needed ibuprofen to keep up with the discomfort after the first day. Can't recommend arthroscopic enough.

Hope you're up and around as quickly as I was!

There was a recent thread on a SPY 5000M, 2 way alerting was one of it's tricks (also had starter kill and remote start).

That looks like the same vendor I googled earlier, they claim that they have bike specific diagrams and tech help... I'd take advantage of that and ask them for whatever they have.

Android vs Apple seems dangerously close to a political debate! lol

Found a thread on a Spyder forum discussing these, has a link to the alarm owner's manual with wiring diagrams
http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/show ... -How-Too-s

so options so far are:
contaminated fluid (me)
lever stiction (you you)
caliper pin stiction (gn2)

all viable options, anyone want to break the tie?

I'm only a shade tree mechanic, but my first thought is that you need to bleed and flush the front brake system - that there's either water absorbed in the brake fluid or an air bubble somewhere. No system disassembly required beyond opening the reservoir and there are plenty of how-tos online. Homi...

I tried looking as well with no luck. Guessing they won't be common until the updated PCX makes it to the US. Dennis Kirk was the lowest I remember for the 90/90 at $44.

Totally agree about Slime. I personally carry Dynaplugs and a tiny air compressor - this lets me handle low tires along with flats.

I'm planning to install mine tomorrow as the GF and I are planning an 80+ mile trip on the scoots Tuesday if the weather holds. I'll take some pictures of the mount (and hopefully the trip!)

I think that's called a Camelbak

I'm going with this item to attach my Ram Mount: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005J43I56

Oyabun - yes it would! This was a quickie with my phone, but maybe I'll have to go back with my real camera.

homie - mid screen is on it's way from Thailand, too.

It's common in the car world to alter the tire sizes (ie. wider and lower profile) for better handling so this would be what they call a 'plus zero' in some circles... wider tire with approximately the same diameter on the same rim diameter. Some car manufacturers even offer these 'plus' sizes as fa...

Noticed how cool the PCX looked in the garage after work, thought I'd share