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wojtek_pl · Post by **wojtek_pl** » Sat Sep 27, 2014 1:28 pm

Buzzer for turn signal. I did forget about indicators few times. I have to switch over from Kymco, where indicators relay was making quite loud ticking sound.
First refueling behind me. 2.22 l/100km . It's OK for the first few kilometers and 817km on the odometer. I need to get used to new machine.

wojtek_pl · Post by **wojtek_pl** » Wed Oct 01, 2014 8:09 am

I just received brand new Heidenau K66 4-season tires.

I'll wait with the change to my 1000km service. Should be next week anyway...

pcxpower · Post by **pcxpower** » Wed Oct 01, 2014 12:08 pm

These tyres look very good!!! I'm sure that they will be very effective when cold/wet. When you install them, please let us know how they behave

And, when you receive/install the buzzers, we would be grateful if you indicate how you install them, and if you like their sound

JoshM · Post by **JoshM** » Wed Oct 01, 2014 12:15 pm

Wow! Those look mighty nice!

wojtek_pl · Post by **wojtek_pl** » Fri Oct 10, 2014 9:02 am

So I've got first service (1000km) behind me. Quite expensive with valves clearance check...

And I have new tires mounted.

VERY first impression: How the heck did they make tires from glue ?!?

And those are 4-season tires NOT winter ones.

SECoda · Post by **SECoda** » Fri Oct 10, 2014 11:50 am

How much over there? let us know what you think of those tires.

homie · Post by **homie** » Fri Oct 10, 2014 12:40 pm

wojtek_pl wrote:So I've got first service (1000km) behind me. Quite expensive with valves clearance check... And I have new tires mounted.
VERY first impression: How the heck did they make tires from glue ?!? And those are 4-season tires NOT winter ones.

Please show us pictures of your new rubber/glue whatever, so we can make sure they are mounted right

You must be sitting pretty right now Scoot wise. How is the weather in Poland town these days?

wojtek_pl · Post by **wojtek_pl** » Fri Oct 10, 2014 4:11 pm

SECoda wrote:How much over there? let us know what you think of those tires.

It's around EUR 100 with Repsol 10W40 oil.

homie wrote:Please show us pictures of your new rubber/glue whatever, so we can make sure they are mounted right
You must be sitting pretty right now Scoot wise. How is the weather in Poland town these days?

Weather is pretty nice, sunny and temp like 20Celsius.

dasshreddar · Post by **dasshreddar** » Fri Oct 10, 2014 5:01 pm

So jealous

Be sure to get some off road pics or maybe pics in some deep powder

pcxpower · Post by **pcxpower** » Wed Oct 15, 2014 1:05 pm

They look GREAT on the bike!!! I'm really happy to read that they stick to the road, and we look forward to hearing how much they last, as even if they are softer/less durable, if their grip is better than the originals, it would be an excellent option

kcpcx · Post by **kcpcx** » Wed Oct 15, 2014 1:09 pm

I like the looks of those tires.

wojtek_pl · Post by **wojtek_pl** » Fri Oct 24, 2014 1:00 am

So first 'winter' ride today. Temperatures like 0 to -2 Celsius in the morning. I got new jacket and additional neck warmer. And Tucano muffs .

Pretty OK ride. Though if I would have to drive more than current 19 km I would get cold. Still no proper trousers and I must reconsider boot options .

Muffs work fine, but operating switches on the steering bar is kinda PITA.

And my helmet has ... drafts... Pity as it wasn't the cheap one HJC model, RPHA MAX Evo.

In total, the ride wasn't bad but could be improved in some points. As the old saying is: there is no bad weather - only bad clothing.

pcxpower · Post by **pcxpower** » Fri Oct 24, 2014 4:23 pm

Here we are still enjoying a kind of late summer (22ºC) but I'm sure that in some weeks we will get really cold... I also use the scooter all year round, and I must admit that proper winter clothing is essential

Note: I'm sure that these new tires are going to perform flawlessly!!

wojtek_pl · Post by **wojtek_pl** » Tue Oct 28, 2014 3:11 am

This is how it looks with Tucano muffs:

Unfortunately I have to stay at home with my ill son this week, so I'm missing riding in cold air.

I think I'll need an ice scraper for my PCX.

There is quite some frosting o the cars in the morning. I can see that from my window.

SECoda · Post by **SECoda** » Tue Oct 28, 2014 8:22 am

26 C here the last three days but supposed to cool off finally. 19.4 C today. 9.4 C by Friday is the high.

t2t · Post by **t2t** » Tue Oct 28, 2014 8:29 am

[quote="wojtek_pl"]I just received brand new Heidenau K66 4-season tires.

What are the exact types of your tires? Your weather conditions are similar whith mine, I am thinking on the replacement of the factory tires for the winter season, but didn't find Heidenau K66 in the PCX's official size (90/90 and 100/90).

regards,
Tamas

pcxpower · Post by **pcxpower** » Tue Oct 28, 2014 2:38 pm

wojtek_pl wrote:This is how it looks with Tucano muffs

I'm sure that they must be very effective!!! If I purchase some muffs for the PCX, for sure they will be Tucano

wojtek_pl · Post by **wojtek_pl** » Tue Oct 28, 2014 3:21 pm

t2t wrote:What are the exact types of your tires? Your weather conditions are similar whith mine, I am thinking on the replacement of the factory tires for the winter season, but didn't find Heidenau K66 in the PCX's official size (90/90 and 100/90).

regards,
Tamas

No problem with the PCX size. I have 4-season with the same thread pattern as winter tires. Only difference is the compound.
Got them here:
http://www.oponeo.pl/dane-opony-motocyk ... c#74708188
http://www.oponeo.pl/dane-opony-motocyk ... f#73979020

They say those are summer tires but on Heidenau official website they are listed as 4-season. And they had to import them from Germany I believe, as I had to wait a week. Not a big issue anyway.

pcxpower wrote:
wojtek_pl wrote:This is how it looks with Tucano muffs
I'm sure that they must be very effective!!! If I purchase some muffs for the PCX, for sure they will be Tucano

Yeah, those muffs work. Though it was only one trip to work but my hands were nice warm in gloves. No wind chill effect which is A BIG difference. There are also cheaper Oxford muffs but those are REALLY BIG and would look strange .

And the price difference wasn't that big.

pcxpower · Post by **pcxpower** » Tue Oct 28, 2014 3:40 pm

Thanks for the information!

t2t · Post by **t2t** » Fri Oct 31, 2014 4:25 am

THX for the answer, I will check it at the local distributor.

regards,
Tamas

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