I'm just not too sure about the handguards. They do seem to make the ears look bigger/taller 
Are you happy with the look? That's what really matters 
What's next? Any chrome in the plan?Bringing her home on Saturday!
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Re: Bringing her home on Saturday!
Nice job! Looks great! I'm just not too sure about the handguards. They do seem to make the ears look bigger/taller Are you happy with the look? That's what really matters What's next? Any chrome in the plan?
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Re: Bringing her home on Saturday!
I just noticed your lights. Do all non-U.S. PCX's have the turn signals integrated into the headlight assembly? Much better looking than the U.S. version and I don't see why it wouldn't be just as safe. Many cagers don't see us anyway.
Re: Bringing her home on Saturday!
Canada is the only othe place to have them on stalks, probably due to a common supply chain for North America?GeezyRider wrote:Do all non-U.S. PCX's have the turn signals integrated into the headlight assembly? Much better looking than the U.S. version and I don't see why it wouldn't be just as safe.
The rest of the world has them built in, the reason for the stalks is to comply with US vehicle design regulations.
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