The Honda PCX / Forza / ADV150 / SH Forums

OP= Original Poster

Rosey,

Feel free to elaborate on your Forza impressions as it compares to the list of other bikes you have spent time with.

Looks like the chain is guided through two (steel or plastic?) tubes under the seat area.

So Monty,

You're planning this epic Route 66 journey on your Forza?

I'm thinking.....Golf Cart!

Not for me.

The frame bars are painted colors to highlight the differences in stiffness of those frame sections.

The floating engine mount allows the engine to oscillate in a controlled fashion which reduces the transfer of vibration to the frame and rider.

From the factory, all those parts are painted black.

That looks great!

Beautiful bike.

Pics...when you get it...please.

Craftsman Programmable Digital Tire Gauge $13.50

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-programm ... 823020000P

Looks like they updated the styling for an improved look.

http://www.motoport.com/index.php?optio ... &Itemid=15

I think that zipper is designed to mate with a pair of pants.

Would it be fesable to spray the inside of the CVT cover with some kind of sound deadening material? The automotive audio industry uses all kinds of spray and sheet material for sound and resonance supression.

Wot?

Do you mean What?

Beautiful photos!

Keep us updated on how you go about tuning the Forza variator and and also about your tuning computer.

So the tinting is different.......

Is the screen the same shape & size?

Is the Honda badged screen the same as the Ermax screen?

So... the exhaust does virtually nothing to improve the performance of the HP curve.

The variator however makes a big difference!

Too bad you didn't post the variator curve alone (with the stock exhaust).

My guess is guess is that it allows for longer (improved) travel of the shock.

Mike,

Can you give a comparative review between the Burg 650 and the Forza?