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in Thailand, 2-wheel taxis are as normal as 3 or 4-wheelers.

In my country it is much simpler, and it only comes down to: 1 to bring politics into the discussion by adding that (insert your least fav politician) isn't the brightest bulb. 994 more to get into personal attacks over their political views. Endless insults, threats, primitive accusations dating ba...

87112 wrote:I have a Forza and the footwalls resting position was one of the reasons I went for the scooter. I consider it a luxury to have at least 2 foot positions on a scooter.

+1

I enjoy my scooter when I am riding it to work, or riding it home from work. But if I take it out to ride it for enjoyment's sake, I get bored so quickly it isn't funny. I feel the same and it doesn't bother me one bit. I'd agree with gbru2505 that this is probably age-related - I'm 59. When I was ...

Why don't you take a Forza 125 for a test ride? I am 59, haven't had a bike for 30 years and I am absolutely amazed with my 125 Forza which I owe for 2 months now. It's great for commuting to work and for fun rides in and around the city. With a topbox it offers plenty of payload space too. It has g...

rollmops wrote:Hi
Does someone know what work has to be done for the 12000 miles service?
My local Honda dealer is quoting me 160£, twice as much then the 8000m service.
Thanks.

Here is 2018 Forza 125 Maintenance Schedule

My Forza was built in Italy

There is a start of one, but you have to put yourself on. By all means - go for it! https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1NlP7xk7KMdJReQnm-iDhldFBdpQ&ll=4.995760578398276%2C0&z=2 Great, I've put my flag on the map. It's pretty lonely here in Europe so far :cry: C'mon Gals and Boys, mark y...

Cooley_PCX_Rider wrote:Just wondering if you could start a map of the world showing the locations of riders or a list.
Just for fun.
Perhaps you have done this already.
Ken in the U.S.

So, how about that map or country counter after all those replies?

Tire-repair kit - CHECK.
https://www.amazon.fr/Kit-reparation-tu ... B00P23YU2E
It's under my seat now.

you you wrote:

Spaguar wrote:I'll go for plugs with glue + CO2, hoping that I'd never have to use it.

And you probably won't

My superstitious me tells me to buy the repair kit and I'll never have a puncture. Don't buy and I'll have a flat once a month...

Thank you all for your advice and suggestions.
By now I've definitely scrapped the idea of the slime.
I'll go for plugs with glue + CO2, hoping that I'd never have to use it.

Slime is messy, some tyre dealers wont repair them, even as they wont guarantee the repair as safe as residue from the slime may prevent the vulcanizing and bonding of their plug repair, its o.k. to get you home especially if the tyre hasn't got a lot of life left, them replace with a new one. Plug...

I would like to be prepared in case of a puncture. There are 2 repair kits available: 1) with slime ampules 2) with gummy stick patches + vulcanizing glue + CO2 ampules and I would like your advice what to opt for. Slime ampules are apparently easier to use but afterwords an urgent visit to the tire...

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One thing I love about riding auto scooters is that my choice of footwear isn't restricted to ones I can change gear and use a footbrake in. Currently revisiting New Rocks I hadn't worn since 2009. Perhaps a tad off topic though. Him indoors has a pair of Trickers that look very smart but are also ...

lillypinkjenny wrote:These are the Trickers ...

Cool!

gn2 wrote:TCX Urban or Dainese Germain are both good options.

Thanks - will explore.

I either wear high top riding shoes that I can remove once I am at my destination, and then slip on some loafers, or I wear slip on boots. Either one works well. https://www.leatherup.com/c/All-Products/1/100.html?searchstring=shoes However, my favorite shoe for riding and then going to work is thi...

Ok, I get it.
This was obviously my Non Sens Search for a reasonable explanation.