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I bought the Mobile Warming battery gloves and they work well. I wear them on the highest setting with a thin glove layer underneath at 30 degrees and my hands weren't cold. They aren't cheap though and on the highest setting they last about 2 hours before needing recharging. I also have a Mobile Wa...

Most who hear I'm riding a scooter think it's like a Vespa or Buddy, as that is what they have in their mind when you say scooter. Then they see it and they go "That's not a scooter".

Here in Denver I'm averaging about 78 MPG with mostly city driving which is fabulous. The wind here can be pretty bad too, but since adding the Givi windshield my mileage has only been getting better. The wife and I are driving our Forza's (she has her own) up to Estes Park this weekend so it will ...

Z-Mac wrote:I was just wondering how many of you use your Forza for everyday commuting and how many of you would also use it for occasional touring?

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I ride mine everyday to work and back when the weather allows and for me gets great gas mileage.

Here in Denver I'm averaging about 78 MPG with mostly city driving which is fabulous. The wind here can be pretty bad too, but since adding the Givi windshield my mileage has only been getting better. The wife and I are driving our Forza's (she has her own) up to Estes Park this weekend so it will b...

gn2 wrote:As far as I remember, the way to cycle through mpg, km/l and l/100km is: set the trip to A then press and hold the reset button.

Yes that is what I did. Wish it was documented in the US manual.

http://www.hondapcx.org/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=2648&p=36823&hilit=mode#p36823 Thanks for the link. I tried that and it didn't work. Some magic combination I tried did get it switched back, though I was trying various things so I'm not certain what worked. But I think it was something like...

For some reason on my stop to get gas today the gauge changed from MPG to KM. I've looked in the manual and there is no explaination on how to change it back. I've tried various combinations on the two buttons with no luck. Anyone with an idea on how to get it changed back?

Hello there, We don't have lot of forza owner in France, or they just don't talk, so here i'am ! The forza 300 replaces a NC700X to ride in paris, go to work and boxing club. Its an 2013 with already 8000 kms, i paid 4500 €, and i keep my old 45L top box from the NC. I ride it since 3 weeks. The ma...

Beautiful background.

But why oh why is that color of Forza not available in the US! It just boggles the mind and makes no sense...

gn2 wrote:The only reson uk petrol stations want you to take your helmet off is so they can get your face on the cctv.

They must make you prepay over in the UK. Here in the US you can't fill out without leaving money with the cashier or using a credit card at the pump. Pretty hard to steal gas anymore.

Your support to remove helmets in UK filling stations before filling so it's easy to see what's happening. We don't have the big concertina thingys on the nozzles either. Yep I probably need to stop being lazy, take a couple of minutes and take off my helmet so I can see better. Or maybe put a smal...

If you don't like looking into the filler hole (that sounds dirty) then you might be interested in this little gadget: http://www.mccuff.com/ Have you tried it and does it work? I'm always leery of those As Seen on TV products as many of them are a scam. Rew, No, I haven't tried it. I knew about it...

I used to live in southern Saskatchewan, so I hear you about those winds. I think that is why people out there walking leaning forward. They are always walking into a wind. ;) The winds here in the Denver area have been really bad this last week or so. Today we are getting gusts pushing 60mph so I ...

If you don't like looking into the filler hole (that sounds dirty) then you might be interested in this little gadget: http://www.mccuff.com/ Cheaper than the Mccuff is putting the scooter on the center stand whenever you have to fill up. You will be able to see the fuel level easily. I do have it ...

willajabir wrote:If you don't like looking into the filler hole (that sounds dirty) then you might be interested in this little gadget:
http://www.mccuff.com/

Have you tried it and does it work? I'm always leery of those As Seen on TV products as many of them are a scam.

Gassed up for the first time today as needle was sitting below E. It took 2.16 gallons to fill it though it's really hard to tell how full it is because of the angle. I drove 151 miles for about 70.3 per gallon. About 60 or so was with the new Givi Windshield and 30 or so with my daughter riding on...

Totally agree. The black deck is very clean and if I had a do over I would probably go this route.[/quote] Looks nice and I'm glad to see that you don't need to drill holes to install the rack if you don't want to. Can you tell me where you bought the rack and Givi Monokey case? And by Monokey does ...

I saved my cover instead of drilling holes in it. Not that noticeable once the box in on and you can take everything off and return to stock look if you want. Totally agree. The black deck is very clean and if I had a do over I would probably go this route. Looks nice and I'm glad to see that you d...

The honda tall windscreen is tapered aprox 13" wide at top,aprox 15" wide in middle and 17" wide at bottom , and for height it's 10 1/2 " over top of dash panel to top of windscreen ,I'm 5 feet 10" tall and it's perfect for me , I can see over it but don't get the wind in m...