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Thank you.

This is from the UK model. I had a 2016 PCX what I wrote off then replaced with a used SH for a year then decided to go back to the PCX when I got the new 2018/19 model what was one of the first ones made. Comparing the 2016 to 2018/19 model I definitely prefer the new model especially the speedomet...

All sorted after contacting Honda direct they informed me of a system called Maris where they store all manuals but its done bit by bit. Payed 10EUR for 1 hour access and was able to get all the information I needed.

@Mel46 do you know where I would look to get a service manual as I have tried searching google, ebay and amazon with no luck.

Adding new wiring circuit involving going from front to back. I understand I probably will need to remove most panels but just want a guide on what order this will be in. As if I can do it myself it will half the projects cost compared with getting a professional to do it.

Hello all,
Does anyone have a guide for the 2018 UK model of the PCX especially relating to removing panels so I can run wiring front front to back as want to see if I can save some money by doing it myself.

Hi does anybody know what the width of the pcx handle is as am trying to buy a auxiliary switch and want to make sure it is the right diameter

Hello, I have the 2018 model of a PCX (Latest UK) and the service system has changed from previous models. I was told at my first service see you in/at 4000 miles. Can anybody inform me if the service is due a) when the bike reaches 4000 miles or b) 4000 miles from the previous service. Thanks Medic...

Always use centre stand strongest, safest and uses the least room. Side stand should only be used very briefly only for example whilst shutting garage or gate behind you.

cnikonpete wrote:Have you got to 600 miles already? Thanks also for the reset info

Yes will probably get to 700 tomorrow. I do quite a lot of riding as it currently a very busy time for work.

T Cut if the scratch is one surface. (Works on any colour)
Can you upload picture of scratch

Update: The new PCX has a service indicator (Oil Change) Icon what appears when you pass when you need your next service. That appears :roll: Well, consider. Most new PCX buyers (buyers of New PCXs; as opposed to savvy prospects buying used for pennies on the dollar) are new to the world of motorcy...

Enjoy your PCX

cnikonpete wrote:Sorry to be a pain,can you post a pic with your Oxford lock fitted, think you said you had a 16mm alarmed one??

This is the lock on the rear wheel

I have always had top box’s on my scooter but that is mainly due to the stuff I carry for work needing to be transported securely. Especially after I saw what happened to one piece of equipment worth over £1000 what fell off the back of a motorcycle because they did not secure it.

Lafree wrote:Hi, I'm thinking of trading up to a 2018 latest PCX my local dealer can't tell me if a 2016 topbox mounting will fit latest 2018 model can any help to verify if it fits. Lafree

The dealership reused the mount from an 2016 PCX to my new 2018 one. So yes.

Not checked all the new features, but the main improvements are ABS, larger underseat storage and digital dash for a £200 rise in the older OTR price, but the same as the current price for the '14-18 PCX range so good value - hard to shift the older ones unless the price drops considerably. https:/...

Jge64 wrote:I'd re-tape the top box, or at least trim it correctly, looks like crap up close.

The reason it looks like it does as it is a curved box it is hard to put whole sheets on without it looking even worse. I would honestly like to get it done professionally but it is very hard to find any one.

iceman wrote:Were those bronze / gold reflective style circular discs attached to the shocks part of the pcx or fitted afterwards?

Fitted already due to new Euro4 compliance

I have ridden a few times on gravel. Just be slow and try and keep straight. Do not use the front break and keep both legs out to steady or stop yourself. Similar advice for snow and ice.