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The sound you hear when you spin the wheel with the engine off is basically the final gear or drive or however you like to call it - and it sounds fine to me; you could always drain the oil from the final drive gear, replace it and inspect the oil that comes out. More importantly, did the bike had i...

I ran an air pump as well on the charge port. It worked fine... untill I tested it to inflate the tyres, then it worked fine for 1 second. As Mel46 stated the fuse was blown. Luckily there were some spare fuses in the battery compartment (look well because I can remember they were a bit hidden away)...

Be aware that as of 1 July 2021 the EU will implement new VAT regulations when ordering something from outside the EU. More info on: https://ec.europa.eu/taxation_customs/business/vat/vat-e-commerce_en - they make it sound as if its an added bonus for end consumers but in reality it boils down to an...

My wife got covid 10 days ago - probably got it from work as she has a job she can't do from home, we do not see anyone except people at work... Been quarantined (both of us) since. From what I've seen it did to her I can't wait to get my vaccine. But probably, due to Europe being slow and cheap a**...

It did not go well so I went back to stock variator with the other 13.5gr dr pulley sliders i had before. The dr pulley variator came with a different boss as well, I am quite sure I installed all correctly but somehow it felt as if the belt was beeing squeezed by the variator which caused at even v...

So are there other tire choices for the PCX that's more "sport" oriented? Started out with the stock IRCs, swapped them for Michelin City Grips (rode it like that for around 10k kms) - until I had some lateral shifting while driving on a straight road in colder conditions while it was rai...

Just saw this yesterday on the news: it seems polar bears are ice cold.

@fish: this made me smile today, thank you! Keep the nice pictures coming. These days most of us can't make memories of distant countries (when living in a small country like Belgium you are limited very fast - especially these days when you live near a border like I do) / travelling experiences or ...

I swapped the stock rollers on the stock variator to 13.5 gram sliders couple of years ago, during the past 15 000 km my fuel consumption was a steady 2.9 l/100km. I recently changed to 14 gram sliders and my fuel consumption has dropped during the past 1000 km to 2.5l/100km. So it does affect fuel ...

Hi, During a routine check of my drive belt, rollers , clutch lining etc... I noticed the clutch lining thickness is now 3.5 mm. The service manual states to replace the lining when it is 2 mm. However, it does not state what the standard thickness should be. I just want to know how many kms I have ...

Too many people in the hospital;not keeping distance, some walking around without face mask, people coughing... glad I only had to spend 1 hour there for the consultation. Good luck with your surgery. It's done, it was a quick in and out as they really want to minimize the time people are in the ho...

@ Ganglylamb, zijn de foto's in de buurt van Antwerpen gemaakt? [are those photo's made near Antwerp?] @ Old Grinner, beautiful photo's, I'm going to have visit my birth country some day when I'm retired. @2 Fast 4 U: Taken at North Sea Port - formerly known as Port of Ghent, taken on the west side...

Those are amazing pictures!!! And yes totally right about docking and toppling :). As long as its on the open waters you can leave it on the side stand and walk around a bit. But when it starts to dock I get back on the saddle, side stand still there and engaging front brake - it gets wobbly at time...

As I said earlier - got a chance to ride today as I had a good day - hooraay. Lots of wind and a bit of rain though but that can't hold me back. Some pictures of what is basically my backyard - highly industrial so not as picturesque as other pictures here :lol: . IMG_20200627_150934_4.jpg IMG_20200...

10th of July is surgery day, went to see a specialist - so 3 more weeks of pain, 3 to 4 weeks recovery from the surgery. And yes, personally I think our healthcare system is great and I have an additional insurance so even all the medication up to 1 year after the surgery is being paid for. But as y...

Need to get out riding again when seeing these pictures! Although just been diagnosed with, and i'm using a translator for this - inguinal hernia - which is causing a lot pain for the past 2 months but didn't want to consult my Dr. because of this pandemic raging (Mrs. or Mr Covid is not welcome in ...

I came across this on the interwebs today: they are certainly also living on the edge disinfecting bikes like this

4th of may: allowed again to do non essential rides with motorcycles. Looking forward to something , finally! In the past 7 weeks only rode 100 KMS, normally this should be around 1500...

Guess I'll post another update from across the pond. Been stuck in our house for 3.5 weeks now (my wife and I only went out 2 times just to get groceries) - cabin fever rising , luckily no corona fever here... yet... Admission numbers to hospitals seems to be stabilizing here - death numbers are sti...

I am going to ask the obvious now. Isn't travel in Europe restricted now dur to the Coronavirus outbreak? I have a grandson stationed in Italy and they are in lockdown right now, and I understand that other countries are following their lead. Indeed it is, even travelling within your own region is ...