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Did ya get a motel room for yourself as well?

Great pictures - looks like that was a fun trip. Thanks for sharing.

Me neither.

In order to make the UK spec Forza road legal in Germany, in order to be able to sell it at it's proper value, I have bought an EU spec headlight cluster (€500!!!) because the light needs to be thrown to the right hand side of the scooter, now that I'm driving on the left of the road, instead of th...

This help? The Front Cover page (6) tells you to remove the Lower Cover then the Center Cover then the Front Meter Panel and then the Floor Skirt. THEN you can remove the Front Cover which includes the headlight assembly.

you you wrote:

It should be rare. An occasional squirt of WD40 doesn’t go amiss

That always ruins the taste of my tea.....

you you wrote:

iceman wrote:Why no high-temp warning then? You are supposed to get the light in the dash if the engine gets too hot.

Leave it.

Yup!

gn2 wrote:Kinda irrelevant then

Duh! Once again old age does its worst - I forgot I was on the Forza page - having a PCX and a Forza tends to get you muddled when you are as old and stupid as me!

gn2 wrote:

Limey wrote:The right side on mine also activates the starter.

What model of scooter is yours?

2016 PCX

The right side on mine also activates the starter.

What is a moveable drive??

Good to know - thanks!

Top one is for front brake bottom one is for the CBS system.

Saw this oldie the other day. Honda Pacific Coast - 800cc:

In the battery description is shows a Motorcycle mode. Use that. The battery is 'intelligent' and should adjust charge rate to what is needed. I don't see anything wrong with that.

Howdy, I'm Scotty B from denver CO. i just bought a 2011 pcx 125, about 2 weeks ago. i live about 5 miles from work and love to rip to and from. it's got about 6k on the bike, but being a mechanic and a notorious tinker, i'm looking to make it more fun than stock. i previously had a 50 cc (no slur ...

This confirms those numbers:

PcxSherry wrote:Great how-to, thanks man

I don’t have a SM - any chance you could send the torque values of each fastener?

This help?

Mel46 wrote: Of course, that starts moving the math closer to Calculus.

Ah, that would be the city in India, right?

My granddaughter asked. I explained that it is a mysterious and unfathomable (to me) system which will answer questions like the following : "If a bus is going 37mph headed for Cleveland, and it's snowing in Omaha - what color is the chicken?" She seemed to buy that. Fish Answer: New Orle...

I think the rear brake is fine, too. I locked mine up once so know what pressure is need for that, now!