Had 1157 miles on it when I bought it, first day put over 50 miles on it.
Pretty low miles for a 2011. I love white on the PCX, I think every year should be a white option.
Did you put the emblem on, or the PO? What, exactly, is it?
On my scoot, getting there is WAY more than half the fun!
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Decoration piece, it's just stuck on. Don't want to risk paint damage by peeling it off. Outstanding bike for crowded streets. I just don't like that silly seat hump, it's uncomfortable.
Paid 1650 for it, was cheaper than many bicycles I have bought.
That's a prize... and its faster than a new one! I wouldn't park her in the capper's zone, you know how testy they get. Been known to lower a wheel chair ramp into anything parked there.
I have a handicap tag on both of our bikes, plus our car. When we go out riding I find it better to park where those lines are rather than take up the entire space, as long as we park staggered behind each other so that as little of the space as possible is affected. I find that many of the handicapped drivers do not mind my parking there, as long as I give them enough space to get out of their vehicles.
Of course, there will always be idiots, no matter where you go or what you drive. There is a handicapped couple who eat at one of my favorite eating establishments who act as though the world owes them everything. If the handicapped parking space is not open, they will just park in those lines and make their own parking space. I have seen them do this even when there is an open parking space on the other side of the handicap space.
By the way, be aware of the one weak spot on the 2011 PCX... the center stand hinge. When you get a chance, get a mirror and light and look under there to be sure there are no cracks or breaks.
Currently own:
Red 2013 Honda PCX150 Givi tall windshield & tailbox - Lots of extra lights Custom seat from Thailand - Bad Boy Airhorn Takegawa Lowering Shocks - Michelin City Grip Tires Headlight assy upgraded to LEDs w/HS5 main bulbs NCY variator, drive face, and rollers
Those lines to the side of the handicap spots are not supposed to be used. They are intended for wheelchair access and egress from vehicles. Most jurisdictions consider it illegal to park on the lines and the fine is the same as parking between the lines of a handicap spot. I park in all sorts of unauthorized places, but I never park in a handicap spot.
2010 Honda PCX 125 in Thailand (White) - "White Lightning"Sold in Sept 2017 2009 Yamaha Majesty YP400 in USA (Metalic Titanium) - "The Throne"Sold in June 2020