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Hawaii, USA here

Nice! Same one I have

Per Honda use the same 10w30 oil used in the engine, in the gearbox. Gear oil has more additive for gear protection but, not really needed for the type of gears used in our scooters. Some other manufactures do call for gear oil though, in those applications follow the manufactures recommendation

No difference to me. Manual calls for regular.

about 5 years? did not have a bike between 2009 and recently. first bike, 2005 Buell XB12S.. yeah first bike, and it was a handful. I dont care much for speed any more. Got a Piaggio Fly 50 early this year (mistake 50cc is to small) have a 2013 PCX 150 now. I'm 35

Here are the two screens. One is made in japan, one made in Thailand. I'm sure both do the job. Other than country of manufacture, the Japan screen is two piece than tack welded together. The Thailand screen is one screen formed into the required shape. The made in Japan screen costs about $2 more

That case is huge! How many litters is it? I'm thinking of getting a 30lt box

haha. I'm using a bed sheet to.

Mr. Sheen? Oh, it's a product from Australia. Haven't seen that around here in the US.

Is the wear indicator arrow on the rear brake lever pointing at the low brake lining indicator.

I can get the Honda one from the local dealer. Amazon dosen't ship Aerosols to Hawaii.

I'll have to try the Honda one. Think its the same as the Harley branded one

just checked my new service manual. Says the engine serial number is stamped on the lower left side of the crank case. from the picture you should be able to see it right under the belt cover.

I know my PCX has some vibration and noise, but it seems normal.

AMSOIL Miracle Wash also works well but requires a little more buffing, cleans better than the other two I mentioned though.

Prolong is better if there are any stuck on things like bird droppings but is a little harder to remove.

for me, Armor all Spray Detailer #1. Prolong water less wash #2

It would help if you knew how to drive a car with a manual transmission.

you you wrote:Nice bikes and it looks like you keep them both in good condition

I usually wipe them down once a week. don't mind the surrounding area that needs some cleaning