Road Trip

[Macca187]

Hello guys I've just bought a brand new honda pcx 2021 and getting it delivered to me very soon would this be a ideal moped to go on a road trip I would be going from UK to holland, I'm new to mopeds I can't wait for it to come ?

[Jge64]

Just keep in mind that if you’re on any of the main interstate type roads above 100 km an hour, you’re going to get blown around, esp by -assign trucks. Also your max top speed is 100 to 120 km/h, sometimes that’s not enough if you’re on any of these major thoroughfare‘s. Try to stay off the interstate as much as possible and you’ll have a fine trip.

[Inoplanetyanin]

Hello. PCX is a scooter, not a moped. No pedals or hints their of.

Agree with comments above, if you are on calm and slow roads and you have time, that's a perfect scooter for the job.

[you you]

Hello guys I've just bought a brand new honda pcx 2021 and getting it delivered to me very soon would this be a ideal moped to go on a road trip I would be going from UK to holland, I'm new to mopeds I can't wait for it to come ?

Excellent. Post some pictures when you get it. And the road trip too

[Mel46]

A Honda PCX, either a 125cc or a 150cc, is a great little bike for casual rides and city riding. It is not a freeway/expressway bike. It is too light to handle the fast traffic on open roads. Taking it on back roads, though, is ideal as long as you don't have to ride wide open throttle (wot) all the time. I have taken mine on long rides on the back country roads here where the speed limit is 45 to 55 mph. The bike can run at those speeds all day without taxing the engine. Just keep that in mind, test your riding comfort in advance, and go on your trip.

[springer1]

A Honda PCX, either a 125cc or a 150cc, is a great little bike for casual rides and city riding. It is not a freeway/expressway bike. It is too light to handle the fast traffic on open roads. Taking it on back roads, though, is ideal as long as you don't have to ride wide open throttle (wot) all the time. I have taken mine on long rides on the back country roads here where the speed limit is 45 to 55 mph. The bike can run at those speeds all day without taxing the engine. Just keep that in mind, test your riding comfort in advance, and go on your trip.

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[Macca187]

A Honda PCX, either a 125cc or a 150cc, is a great little bike for casual rides and city riding. It is not a freeway/expressway bike. It is too light to handle the fast traffic on open roads. Taking it on back roads, though, is ideal as long as you don't have to ride wide open throttle (wot) all the time. I have taken mine on long rides on the back country roads here where the speed limit is 45 to 55 mph. The bike can run at those speeds all day without taxing the engine. Just keep that in mind, test your riding comfort in advance, and go on your trip.

Thank you very much for your reply yes it will mainly be back country roads I wont be going on any motorways either

[you you]

A Honda PCX, either a 125cc or a 150cc, is a great little bike for casual rides and city riding. It is not a freeway/expressway bike. It is too light to handle the fast traffic on open roads. Taking it on back roads, though, is ideal as long as you don't have to ride wide open throttle (wot) all the time. I have taken mine on long rides on the back country roads here where the speed limit is 45 to 55 mph. The bike can run at those speeds all day without taxing the engine. Just keep that in mind, test your riding comfort in advance, and go on your trip.

Thank you very much for your reply yes it will mainly be back country roads I wont be going on any motorways either

Interesting trip. Are you doing it this year?

[Macca187]

A Honda PCX, either a 125cc or a 150cc, is a great little bike for casual rides and city riding. It is not a freeway/expressway bike. It is too light to handle the fast traffic on open roads. Taking it on back roads, though, is ideal as long as you don't have to ride wide open throttle (wot) all the time. I have taken mine on long rides on the back country roads here where the speed limit is 45 to 55 mph. The bike can run at those speeds all day without taxing the engine. Just keep that in mind, test your riding comfort in advance, and go on your trip.

Thank you very much for your reply yes it will mainly be back country roads I wont be going on any motorways either

Interesting trip. Are you doing it this year?

Yes I want to like just all depends on the situations

[ezrider]

Sounds like a great plan and ride. Plenty have done that and more on bicycles and smaller scooters. You'll have a great one on a PCX of either variety. Best of luck, enjoy it and everyone you'll meet along the way, capture your memories in one or more modes, and be sure to tell us all about it.

[Macca187]

Sounds like a great plan and ride. Plenty have done that and more on bicycles and smaller scooters. You'll have a great one on a PCX of either variety. Best of luck, enjoy it and everyone you'll meet along the way, capture your memories in one or more modes, and be sure to tell us all about it.

Thanks bro its getting delivered today I can not wait

[memturbo]

I did a similar trip once, though it was on a smaller 125cc as well. Sticking to backcountry roads really made the whole experience more relaxing, you don’t feel rushed, and you get to take in the scenery properly.

If you ever plan a longer escape, something like what Westgate Resorts offers could make a great getaway destination on your scooter. Their vacation packages are great for adding a bit more adventure to your journeys: https://www.westgateresorts.com/vacation-packages/.