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I like it! i can agree with that

I'm just curious how many people have named their bikes?

My old Piaggio Typgoon 125 was called "thingymabob oogamawatsit"
I'm still not too sure what to call my black PCX thinking either "kirameki" or "Kuro"

Have you named yours?

Gorgeous sun over here in the south west UK

Awesome! thanks! In the mean time i'm looking at getting a stubby backbox, cutting the original one off and clamping the new one on!

Wow! Thanks for the info! Do you have any pictures?

Haha i would say bird but yes it's slang for a girl

Haha! I sadly don't own one!

Looks great! Welcome to the club!

Looks like it! Although the one on aliexpress is cheaper and comes with a metal s pipe for something...

Haha! That's the definition of "watercooled" lol!

I'll try. Saying that the puddles are impressive here in the UK. They get up and punch you if you're not careful!

:lol: why you scared... you could put a longer hose on it, up under the bodywork more or even into the under seat storage, or put in the stock airbox like pcxdemon did... Nah i just don't think i can pull it off! don't have enough scene points! Found one here: http://www.aliexpress.com/item/Motorcy...

So the dealer is going to be fixing it up

Thanks, i'd love to see it mounted, also what is it like in bad weather? Here in the UK it rains a lot and i don't want to hydrolock the engine :-S and before someone suggests it - no i'm not gonna put a peanut jar on it! Lol

ok i'll pop down tomorrow and get them to adjust it.. other than that the ride home was amazing.

So today i picked up my PCX!! Black with what seems to be a rainbow flake! I love it although found one fault (from picking it up) It seems that the steering is off by a bit, the right hand end of the handlebar is closer than the left. Is it an easy fix or should i get the dealership to sort it? Mor...

I think you should for people like us abroad! if you happen to find details for the shop if they sell abroad i would be more than interested in getting a few bits!

I'm almost thinking of taking a trip over to Thailand just to get parts! haha.

That is very nice.... do you have a link for these? Preferably not too expensive i hope!

I would say coasting is the wrong term (at least to me) as this involves disengaging the gear completely. I would say it is allowing the engine to do the work, just using overrun (let off the throttle, touch nothing else and see how you slow down.

I'm a massive fan of engine braking. in both the car and on my bike. I think it's a case of reading the road correctly.