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Brio wrote: Ride on the left here.

Ah! Then you'd need a right-hand drive bike the, right?

GeorgeSK wrote:Boat ramps must be pretty entertaining...

Mel46 wrote:Holy cow! Between that truck and the 5th wheeler I couldn't imagine you trying to get that caravan into a gas Station!

Well........ this is my rig.

Mel46 wrote:Wait, Tony Bennett left his heart is San Francisco, not rural Ohio!

When I lived back in England we always used to sing 'I left my heart in Chipping Sodbury' That's the name of one of the quaint places I used to live

(Often foggy like that, too!!)

TheMaverick wrote: Thanks for the kind words about my photo - there's a bunch more of mine here if you like my style: http://www.pbase.com/cjsouthern/gallery/scenery

Beautiful photos! Wish I had that skill! Loved the ones with the flowing water.

Limey wrote: One of that chap's trip reports is a blast - he takes his dog with him - lots of neat pics

I just realized that the person I am talking about is maddiedog! LOL

Found something related to the Cannonball. At the bottom of the page. http://advrider.com/index.php?threads/honda-pcx-150.800709/page-53 One of that chap's trip reports is a blast - he takes his dog with him - lots of neat pics: http://advrider.com/index.php?threads/me-and-maddiedog-hit-deals-gap.9...

I thought so too, but ....... does the PCX meet 3 of 5 ? 2.1.1 A scooter is a two or three wheeled vehicle that satisfies AT LEAST THREE OF FIVE of the following conditions: • 2.1.1.1 unit construction of engine, transmission and rear swingarm. • 2.1.1.2 wheels no larger than 10in. • 2.1.1.3 origin...

...... is going from Morro Bay California to Plymouth Massachusetts, I don't think the dates are firm yet. Is anyone with a PCX considering the challenge ? http://forum.scootercannonballrun.com I doubt they would allow PCX's. PCX Has 14" wheels This is from their rules: 2.1.1.2 wheels no large...

About the only thing I've done is give it a hump-ectomy and add heated grips. I did the hump-ectomy last night! Received my new seat cover from Cheeky Seats yesterday. Black with red stitching and extra padding. It looks stunning. Now my wife wants one for her 2016, but unfortunately they don't mak...

Mel: I like doing the cosmetic stuff, like seat covers etc., but mechanical upgrades are not for me any more. I like that to be stock. We have no complaints about performance on our PCXs, so we'll leave them like they are for now. :) Over the years I have done mechanical work on so many vehicles tha...

Mel46 wrote: I am 71 and I know that I am not the oldest rider on this forum. I have also seen older riders on the road. Don't believe that you are old and you won't feel as old.

Seems quite a few of us are 'up there. I am 68 and my wife is 70.
(Don't tell her I said so! LOL)

easyrider wrote:..... and yet he had to be told ???? Amazing !

Yup - after I told him, he pulled off into a parking lot. Chap next to me in a truck looked at me and we both shook our heads in total disbelief!

Yup, always be alert. Last week I was going to work and there was an older Buick Regal in the right lane, temp tags and going slower that the main traffic flow. My sixth sense kicked in and I held back as we approached a junction. When he braked the car slewed into my lane, then swerved back over to...

Big welcome from another land of mountain ranges - New Zealand. Bikes look great. Are you new to riding? My wife has been riding for years, but I have been making her downsize as we get a lot older! She has had dirt bikes, Silver Wing and Kawasaki Vulcan amongst others. As for me, I have had 50cc s...

Have been surfing here since July and have picked up multiple outstanding tips. Thought I'd better let you know I am here. I ordered a new padded seat cover from Cheeky Seats in order to get rid of the hump and have added a clock to the handlebars. I also looked at many folk's recommendations for re...