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Scootin' wrote:That's it!
I guess they are floor board covers.
I like the metal look and would protect the plastic from scuffs.

Thanks

I don't understand how such thing would actually protect any plastic from scuffs, but more power to you. The original covers are a rubber material.

If no electronics are broken, it might not be written off. Most replacement parts are pretty cheap.

My mom wrecked my scooter and bent the steering stem, total cost was 68$ for the steering stem, and the scuffed panels I didn't replace since I saw no need.

gn2 wrote:Here you go: Linky

My same thoughts. Lol

actually its the rev limiter and the belt width. respectfully, your wrong. However, considering the revs are cut off at 9600 rpm, do you really want to push this 150cc any farther. Nope. speed increase would be with belt width or modifications to the variator. the rpm's must be lowered in order to ...

Scootin' wrote:Does anyone know where I can purchase some Floor Boards (any style) in the USA for the PCX150? :roll

Picture of said floorboards? What is a floorboard?

Ishida wrote:Does it fit the 150?

I can get you information and also get you a price if interested. I'm becoming a distributor for yuminashi the first of the year

That's awesome thanks alot dave, I'll pm you closer to the date, I'm not going until November. I don't know how far out I will end up going from I-drive, I won't be renting a car as it comes to about £420 because of my age, then there's parking and fuel, it's actually cheaper for me to get taxis to...

Hard sidecases. The only ones available are crazy expensive due to shipping costing as much ($400+) as the cases. There's been a lot of talk of back racks, but there aren't many good options to import. You'd have to find one. I'd like steeper gearing on my PCX. I'm a lightweight, and think I'd be o...

gn2 wrote:

Mitch Detailed wrote: :boom HEADSHOT: lol

Fuck off you ignorant cunt.

Lol, don't be mad when called out. Just accept the facts and keep going. There's plenty of vehicles not offered to the usa that would be amazing to have here. The reflex isn't on that list, nor would it be.

So which are and which aren't? I don't know off the top of my head. The midsection is where it gets tricky. The bike is .6 inches longer wheelbase. And there's a spark plug access panel not present on the 150s. There's no spark plug panel on the 150s? I've got an ESP 125 and just assumed it was a s...

Some plastics are, some aren't. The physical mounting points are the difference. Look up the frame between the 125/150 and you'll see they completely redesigned the frame system So which are and which aren't? I don't know off the top of my head. The midsection is where it gets tricky. The bike is ....

My mom considers all 2 wheeled cycles dangerous as well.

Her concluding factor was her not lasting 4 seconds on my pcx before running directly into the neighbors fence across the street. She had absolutely no control of it once it started moving because she pegged it and freaked out.

qed wrote:

gn2 wrote:Far better machine than a PCX.
Its a no-brainer really.

Clearly if you are riding a pcx

:boom HEADSHOT: lol

Some plastics are, some aren't. The physical mounting points are the difference. Look up the frame between the 125/150 and you'll see they completely redesigned the frame system

yes, even triple posted. uber fail on my smartphone...

double posted for the lose.

Before you purchase this kitaco gear up kit, will you pm me? I might be able to get you a better deal on possibly even higher gearing...

Now you will need to get a wide band fuel mixture logger so you can fine tune your fuel controller after increasing the displacement. Fuel controller has been dyno tuned for the kit installed so that would be ok but if i want to install bigger throttle body or pod filter than id like to see where i...

The only thing that would tell me to say scooter over a sport bike are these 2 factors: seat time and the demographic area you live in. If you live in a populated area and have little seat time, I recommend a scooter simply for the fact that you don't have changing gears to worry about, and can focu...

Sounds like a scheme to the max..