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I just received a Honda survey in the mail asking about our PCX125. And $1 to boot. My favorite fill in the blank question, "What one aspect of your Honda would you most like to see improved?" I love my PCX, but the short service interval is easily my biggest complaint. I hope the survey means that they are actually paying attention. Perhaps the quick introduction of the PCX 150 means that they are.

I got the same survey several months ago. Most of my comments were positive, I love my PCX.

I got a letter today asking if i wanted to continue my subscription (£7.99) of some bike magazine that Honda have been sending me for the past year. The last 3 are sitting on my desk unopened, think ill give it a miss

3 months of crap sitting on your desk......time for a tidy up :-)

believe me theres much more than 3 months of crap in here

I hate surveys. I just got one from Honda, like the $1 is going to make me want to fill it out anymore.

J.D. Power has sent me $10 total to fill out a survey about my VW Routan that I've yet to do. Then they just constantly nag about it.

Woolley wrote:I got a letter today asking if i wanted to continue my subscription (£7.99) of some bike magazine that Honda have been sending me for the past year. The last 3 are sitting on my desk unopened, think ill give it a miss

ditto. I'm not going to bother as well. It's all full of motorbikes.

I got one too, It was about a month after getting my PCX. One of the questions was when do I plan to buy a new bike? Only had groups of years to select so I could not answer with "Let me finish paying for this one first?!"

Alibally wrote:It's all full of motorbikes.

News just in: the PCX is a motorbike.

I filled it out because I wanted to, but that said I only fill out the parts that I felt like communicating. Honda asked about my occupation, income, race, marital status, height, weight, age, and education, but I declined to answer. Might be a few other blanks that I left, but those were the most annoying questions.

rainburg wrote:I filled it out because I wanted to, but that said I only fill out the parts that I felt like communicating. Honda asked about my occupation, income, race, marital status, height, weight, age, and education, but I declined to answer. Might be a few other blanks that I left, but those were the most annoying questions.

I answered all of those with funny answers. I listed myself as a short, heavily overweight Samoan waitress with a PHD in rocket science from Harvard. Just to mess with their heads a bit.

I did that with a police census survey. There was a giant queue of traffic on my commute and they were handing a survey out to each car to fill in and send off. I was late to work because of it. It was all questions about the journey you were on and what you were doing. So I put that I was a 90 year old woman driving an 18 wheeler lorry from Siberia to Birmingham that was full of refugees and I was on my way to deliver 10 kilos of cocaine. It even asked what fuel I was using so I put dying orphans tears.

Woolley wrote:
I did that with a police census survey. There was a giant queue of traffic on my commute and they were handing a survey out to each car to fill in and send off. I was late to work because of it. It was all questions about the journey you were on and what you were doing. So I put that I was a 90 year old woman driving an 18 wheeler lorry from Siberia to Birmingham that was full of refugees and I was on my way to deliver 10 kilos of cocaine. It even asked what fuel I was using so I put dying orphans tears.

WTF you stole my grans identity!!! ;-)