I learned a stick in San Francisco. I was visiting my sister in '75 - she and her husband had a VW bug. They let me borrow it to tourist about.
Poor little valiant car... I must have taken 20K miles off that clutch in the two weeks I was there.
New PCX Rider
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Re: New PCX Rider
On my scoot, getting there is WAY more than half the fun!
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Re: New PCX Rider
Nice!Brando wrote:Hello All,
Got my 2018 PCX 150 two weeks ago. Had not ridden a motorcycle or scooter in almost 10 years. Previously, I owned a KTM 690 SMR (my last bike), Suzuki SV650 (second bike), and my first bike which I learned to ride on was a Honda CB400 Hawk. I also had a Honda Elite 80 before getting a motorcycle.
I sold my motorcycle right before we bought our house. I thought I was done with riding but over the past couple of years, I just realized I was missing it too much.
I was thinking of getting a Honda Grom but in all honesty, I really didn't want to have to do any shifting. I wanted to be able to hop on, twist, and go. I'm very happy with the PCX. It has enough power to climb all our San Francisco hills and it feels like a small motorcycle. Puts a smile on my face every time I get on it.
Enjoy!

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Re: New PCX Rider
And, talking of Honda Groms . . . I'm just about to buy myself a new Honda Monkey . . . based on the Grom . . .

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-Monkey ... 2346077667
(Not to replace the PCX as such, I just need something a little easier to lift/roll on to the back of my RV - the PCX goes on just fine but is a tad heavy.)


https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-Monkey ... 2346077667
(Not to replace the PCX as such, I just need something a little easier to lift/roll on to the back of my RV - the PCX goes on just fine but is a tad heavy.)

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Re: New PCX Rider
Fizzy Rascal, very compact turned out to place PCX on the second photo 

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Re: New PCX Rider
Thanks.djbass wrote:Fizzy Rascal, very compact turned out to place PCX on the second photo

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Re: New PCX Rider
Nice ride looks like mine.
2011 White PCX
Michelin Tire City Grip Front and Rear
Aftermarket Thai Seat.
JDM Front lights and Rear Lights and Fender.
NCY Variator, And Face and 13 Dr. pulley sliders.
Rear NCY 1000 contra spring.
NCY Textured clutch bell.
Michelin Tire City Grip Front and Rear
Aftermarket Thai Seat.
JDM Front lights and Rear Lights and Fender.
NCY Variator, And Face and 13 Dr. pulley sliders.
Rear NCY 1000 contra spring.
NCY Textured clutch bell.