Now she is pulling off smoothly like new, a true delight.
A PCX is really affordable in Thailand
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Service @ 21.000 km for my PCX 150
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FritzPinguin
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- Year: 2013 PCX150
- Color: Red
- Location: Pak Chong, Thailand
Service @ 21.000 km for my PCX 150
Today was the day for the first "big" service on my lovely Red Rat. After the morning rain I took her to the garage about 11 am, about 3 pm it was done. A new belt, break pads (front), spark plug, Variator Cones (Driven Pulley), several gaskets. Engine oil changed. All together, including labour was 2.540 Baht (about 62 Euros or 79 US$).
Now she is pulling off smoothly like new, a true delight.
A PCX is really affordable in Thailand
Now she is pulling off smoothly like new, a true delight.
A PCX is really affordable in Thailand
Bike history: Germany: Staiger 50cc 2-stroke, BMW 250 (from 1952, my age), Honda Dax ST70, Honda CB 125 (Twin), Honda CB 750, Kawa Z400j
Thailand: Kawa Zephyr 400, Honda Wave 110 S, Kawa ZX130, PCX 150 (as far as I can remember)
Thailand: Kawa Zephyr 400, Honda Wave 110 S, Kawa ZX130, PCX 150 (as far as I can remember)
Re: Service @ 21.000 km for my PCX 150
Its really affordable anywhere.FritzPinguin wrote:A PCX is really affordable in Thailand
Four decades on two wheels has taught me nothing, all advice given is guaranteed to be wrong
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danieljw
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Re: Service @ 21.000 km for my PCX 150
thats a near £200 service i would estimate in the UK.
Honda PCX125 - 1000miles
Re: Service @ 21.000 km for my PCX 150
Yep but earnings here are much higher.
Four decades on two wheels has taught me nothing, all advice given is guaranteed to be wrong
Re: Service @ 21.000 km for my PCX 150
Monthly UK average earnings are £2250
Monthly Thai average earnings are £251
So if you do the numbers, £200 in the UK is less than half the price paid in Thailand.
Monthly Thai average earnings are £251
So if you do the numbers, £200 in the UK is less than half the price paid in Thailand.
Four decades on two wheels has taught me nothing, all advice given is guaranteed to be wrong