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hmmmm... now theres an Idea... and you would remove them come summer time? I've never seen a product like the grip covers you linked me to.. the only problem that I see is that the back of the heaters are coated with a heavy duty adhesive... maybe that could get on your stock grip? Cant say I'm not ...

Looking good Alex! Cant wait to see your progress! Those white wheels look bitchin.

why hello!!! good to see ya!

ya I noticed that too... I wrote an email to the seller. Also.. DO NOT get ones made for an ATV or snowmobile. Both grips will be exactly 7/8". They use thumb throttles. not a twist throttle. The kits for motorcycles has one grip with a slightly larger inner diameter to allow space for the thro...

ya thats the problem for us US based guys... where are the parts??

i guess I could bite the bullet and get one of those... but I was hoping to see pictures of them installed on the PCX. =] But thanks for the link!

i think I wanna try the last link. For $35 and free shipping, it's worth a shot. The kind that replace the entire grip are supposed to work best and take less time to heat up. Some people report issues with the kind where you place the heating element under the existing grips. The heating element on...

anyone have different mirrors? do you have pictures? I dont like how the stock ones stick up so much. Seeing that lane splitting is legal in CA, They tend to get in the way of other peoples mirrors when splitting. I'd like to find some that sit lower, or as low as the handlebars. I've thought about ...

Alibally wrote:The smart car owners club advertise panel swaps. They have clip on plastic panels so a colour change is reasonably easy. Why not a pcx panel swap?

international shipping? But its probably still cheaper than buying new ones!

yep! and... if you can find someone... you could either do a straight trade, or try to sell them if you're going to keep the new look

It sounds like it will be pretty cool. Might be worth checking out but when I play GTA all i do is drive around and steal peoples cars when I crash. If the map is huge this could be hours of entertainment =]

I've seen people selling new plastics on ebay... I figured if I ever wanted to change the color, i could source black plastics for 3-400 bucks.. Might be cheaper than painting, and easier.

ese12105 wrote:That's a pretty fast 50cc! Very nice! Now if only we could get the PCX speed up by 50%...

Right? I'm sure someone will figure it out soon! I mean, with all they can do to the ruck, anything is possible.

I had a 1999 honda CRV 4WD stick shift for 8 years. Bought it when I was 15 as a result of someone hitting me with their car and breaking my arm while I was sitting on a bus stop bench waiting to take.. the bus... It had 11,000 miles on it and cost 10,000 flat. Cherry. The dent in the bumper was fr...

I dont really like any of the GTA games... just not my style...


BUT... I heard that GTA5 is based in Los Angeles??? Im FROM Los angeles and live here currently... would be a blast to ride around in the game to see how accurate the map is =]

ah... you had the second generation SV. I had a 2001. About a year after I bought it I switched to the penske. True, I had gotten used to the suspension, but I found a brand new penske shock for $400.... and this was when I had disposable income, so I jumped on the deal. Racetech springs and emulato...

i'm looking at my manual now.. they recommend 29psi in the front at all times.. Then 33psi in the rear if the payload is under 200 lbs, or 36psi if payload is over 200 lbs

But if you guys are riding around with over 40psi in your tires with good results... I'll try it out =]

wait, you have 44psi in your tires??? I've ALWAYS had the front at 30 psi and the rear at 36psi, like the manual recommends. I'm pretty diligent about checking the pressure every few days. I carry a bike pump with me that works great on our little scooter tires.

or look at these! Customer reviews seem good. Would work well with our scooters and much cheaper than similar products I have seen http://www.amazon.com/Black-Hand-Warmer-Gloves-Snowmobile/dp/B000FB9WJO/ref=tag_dpp_lp_edpp_ttl_in OR... if you want something thats easy to instal, and wont be butt ugl...

Dave - This is the exact product that I used and loved. Installation takes a little while to make it look good... but these were a win for me. http://www.amazon.com/Symtec-Motorcycle-Handle-Warmer-210019RR/dp/B001AWRCJO/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1320606279&sr=8-9 Also saw this: cheaper but I ha...