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Here's a link to VeloCity in the App Store:

VeloCity

Probably about 35 miles (each way to work), so you could say 70 miles. Done that about 10 times since I bought the bike.

Not bad for 68 - am retiring next spring and moving to my wife's hometown in Florida, so hope to do some day trips down there, with her on her PCX.

WI_Hedgehog wrote:Is that what the f--k the "L" plates are for!!!! Bah ha ha! I thought it was some motorcycle club thing....

Yup - It actually stands for 'Learner Driver'. Had my first L plates on an Austin Mini Van back in 1965!

WI_Hedgehog wrote:The Honda O.E.M. service kit (as provided):
+ Jerry bag (for holding reserve petrol)
+ Adjustable wrench
+ Adjustable screwdriver
+ Flat punch
+ Tow strap

Yup - That's what's in mine too LOL

Electric cars may be almost silent, can't say that about the electric PCX - seems very loud and not sure I would like that noise compared to the normal engine sound. They put electric buses on the downtown mall here in Denver and have had to put noise making speakers on the front to let folks know ...

I use one of these:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06WW ... UTF8&psc=1

dandydan wrote:Thanks Homie. I got the link from your YouTube channel. Much appreciated.

Same here Homie - very much appreciated!

Thanks.

homie wrote:I suggest you don't tag your actual place of resident people. With an address, license plate cyber criminals can do you a lot of harm. For example that barn is close to me but not my home.

Good point - I moved mine a couple of miles away!

I added myself!
(That was once I worked out you had to log in with a Google account!)

Must be chilly down there in Antarctica youyou......

My wife and I both use one of these on our PCXs: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06WW ... UTF8&psc=1

Yes, they both have held up well. Although mine gets almost daily use on my commute listening to the radio. Spouse only occasionally rides with me. Thanks for the reply. I ordered some Sema SMH5's as I just got a rebate for something on Amazon and they were a reasonable price. No radio in these, bu...

ScottDR wrote:Wow, yes I'll stick to my cheap helmet BT from Amazon, Buyee brand. Works really well.

Do they work well? I have been looking at them so my wife and I can communicate when we are riding our two PCXs. Which one do you have?

Welcome!

My boss is flying out to Hawaii tomorrow!

Oyabun wrote: One thing to note though, the '15 model uses a larger 7Ah battery, while the 13 came with 6Ah.

Best price I can find for the later models is $58.87 on Partzilla:

https://www.partzilla.com/product/honda/31500-KZZ-J11

Of course,not much use if you are in NZ!

Dear all while browsing on the forum I have noticed that in some cases pictures are no longer visible.... is it by any chances an issue just concerning myself with some odd set upp that I have on my internet browser or is a common shared issue tks for the response G More than likely they were hoste...

This one - on Amazon is only $26 with free shipping. The Yuasa (factory) battery is 6.3Ah and 130 CCA - and is $136!. This one is 6.3Ah and 120CCA: https://www.amazon.com/KMG-Maintenace-Performance-Replacement-Maintenance/dp/B01317OPHW/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?ie=UTF8&qid=1508336546&sr=8-1-spons&...

TheMaverick wrote: My Dad fought in WWII - wireless operator on the Stirlings.

Mine was in the Royal Artillery - in Burma - he would never talk about it. My grandfather was wounded in the Battle of the Somme in WWI. Brave folks!

Just saw this topic. This is what I do, on and off, for fun these days. The yellow plane and the one along side it are mine. As for the second picture, I used to be in a WWII living history group - we had 4 planes and flew to airshows all over the US. This is me in the cockpit of a Spitfire in Aspen...

Made ME jump!! LOL

Mel46 wrote:(...you do know that I am kidding, don't you... :-)

Yup! But.... in motor boats, the wheel is on the right and the rules are to keep to the right of oncoming traffic. Makes your head hurt! LOL