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dont think thats an answer to my query? Get a couple from the Honda dealer mail order. I'm sure someone will do this. http://www.lingshondaparts.com/honda_motorcycle_parts_selection.php?block_01=66625&block_02=block_66625.png&block_03=870&block_04=lp&block_05=hmc Quick google search...

The speedo on my PCX is about 5mph over at 60mph compared to GPS.

First off for the benefit of everyone, the test it out on wet grass was more or less a tongue in cheek thing to one or two who seem to indicate I am full of it. It is not that I expect someone to do it. (but I would like to see the video if they do try it.) 2nd thing is that before I had separated ...

Very interesting. I would have thought if it was that critical Honda would use dowels in the arms so they centre correctly. Thinking about it it will affect the rear wheel alignment slightly moving the arm up and down as the hub is fixed.

There are restrictions on flying with lithium ion battery's. I had to fill in declarations to send my works diagnostic tester back to Germany recently. I had to put the battery series numbers, state there was no damage or swollen battery's etc. The internals of the battery's are very caustic. The hi...

I've got something similar. Very handy. You can jump start a reasonable car with one.

I tried Dr. Pulley sliders but they did nothing for me. I have been advised that I used sliders of the wrong dimension, so, if you can get the proper part # from someone here--I think Chicaboo has the info you would need-- you might increase the top end somewhat a sliders mod. Yep, LIGHTER sliders/...

Here's where I got mine. (13g)

http://www.exportstrength.com/index.php ... o997anoda4

It says Yamaha but they are the same size.
The shop is in Thailand but the postage is reasonably quick.

Link for winter tyres. Look at the bottom of the page for your county's flag to get a local site. http://www.mytyres.co.uk/cgi-bin/rshop.pl?s_p=Heidenau-K66-Snowtex-100_90-14-RF-TL-57P-M_S-marking_-M_C&details=Ordern&typ=R-239961&cart_id=4335305.110.29850&ranzahl=1&Breite=100&...

Also, are there any mod's etc i could do to increase the speed/performance? Thanks! :) That's the million dollar question. They can be tweaked reasonably cheaply by changing the pulley rollers but don't expect miracles. There are loads of threads in the performance section so that's worth a look. W...

I think this thread is going nowhere but around in circles. It's getting a bit boring now.

alx123 wrote:I stopped reading at " i have 1000 years of experience as a mechanic so I am the smartest guy here."

At topic: PCX's CBS seem to be working fine for me. Couple it with progressive braking and you'll be okay.

+1.

Yip. Pissing down today.

This thread is quite interesting to me. I have not tried to separate the two brakes but when I squeeze the left brake lever with the bike up on its center stand the rear wheel will not spin, and does seem to be locked. I am thinking that Chica boo might have a point. Maybe the valve affects the rea...

What Helmets do people wear? Are there any decent looking ones out there that a priced reasonably? looked at some and they are like £200+ o_O I have an AGV K4 evo, I had a Caberg Konda Flip before that. All helmets worn on UK roads must meet one of the following: British Standard BS 6658:1985 and c...

I can't understand why people muck about with braking systems. Fitting bigger discs and uprated pads I can understand but to tamper with a system that Honda probably spent a load of cash developing and works fine seems daft to me.


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Hello and welcome to the forum. To answer the most important question first is yes, you can ride a 125cc with an L plate once you have completed a CBT training course at a certified training school. The course is usually about £120 ish depending on the area your in and depending on you using your ow...

Welcome to the forum, and get that throttle open.....


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I finally had the parts I wanted for my Forza after a few tries. I pulled the rear calliper off and the brakes were ruined again. The inner pad was down to the metal and the outer pad was almost brand new. What causes the calliper to stick like this? The pads seize in the slides and don't release c...

http://www.motorcycling-uk.com/training ... tering.htm

It's legal in the uk. See above

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