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Just wanted to post a heads-up to the moderators and forum owner. From July 7 until yesterday, I have received 121 spam emails from dating sites, "hookup" sites, and porn via my email address. This is the only website to which I belong that has this email address. I have used it nowhere el...

chicaboo wrote:Since the description and title don't match, are the eBay bulbs 35/33W or 35/30W?

According to the image on the auction, they're 35/30W

affeno wrote:I bought them from china aliexpress 10 usdollar each but it is long delivry time

Hate to ask this, but considering that Aliexpress has thousands of lights similar to this, could you please post a link to these specific ones?

Thanks!

Hmmm.... We don't do inspections down here in Georgia, and fiddling with a relay is not going to happen in the lair. I simply am too ignorant of those things to even bother to try to open one, knowing that the end result would be the destruction of a perfectly good relay. :lol: .... That's why I was...

Something I saw in a recent PM got me to thinking. Recently, I was given four little strips of amber LED lights (they each have three LEDs in them, and are only about an inch and a half long). Like these: Image11.png Along with a bunch of other people, I've often thought of swapping bulbs out to mak...

Sometimes, it actually is beneficial to not be seen.

Not on a scooter or motorcycle, but in most cases...

I just got my bill for insurance for Natasha for the next six months, and it works out to just under $13.00 a month, or $156.00 a year. That's with full replacement, and the standard insurances for motorcycle. If and when I take a certified motorcycle safety course within one year of the policy init...

Kind of lends a new meaning to the term "riding Natasha" doesn't it?

There hasn't been much in the way of updates to the transfiguration, mostly because I've had two classes during the shortened summer semester. Cramming 16 weeks of material into 10 weeks is not fun, let me tell you. Nor is revising all the lecture notes, quizzes, exams, and what-not to be able to co...

Well done you!

Maintenance is the key to having a long and enjoyable tenure aboard our two-wheeled magical machines. Performing said maintenance one's self is just the icing on the cake...

Is this a US thing :) - only hear of problems filling up tyres from US garages :) It absolutely must be a US thing. Apparently the desire to make a buck at all costs forces the oil companies to charge for even air. Haven't seen a regular "gas station/garage" since Girardey's closed up in ...

Damn.... I absolutely hate people who don't respect the property of others. I surely hope you contacted the local police to report it and so they can investigate, interview the witness, find the perpetrators and arrest them. If the police can find them, here's hoping you can sue them in court and fo...

Riding home from work a couple of weeks after I got her, I noticed that Natasha seemed a little "mushy" in turns and when on uneven pavement. Sort of like the tire "skipped" to the side about 1/4" or so when riding over a crack. This troubled me a little, as it felt somewhat...

OK, for anyone who's interested here's the ebay seller link, he re-listed them http://www.ebay.com/itm/Honda-PCX-150-Prosense-Headlight-Bulbs-white-blue-35-33-Watts-/172237311215?vxp=mtr Anyone ever do a review of these? If they did, I can't find them. I'd love to get my mitts on them, but not with...

I think replacing just the brake light, with no additional lights having been added to the circuit, should prove to be a simple task. The older PCX has a lower watt bulb that is similar to the 1157, so find an 1157 LED bulb and just plug it into the brake light socket. It should work. It only start...

. By the by, any progress on determining what needs to be done to swap out the existing incandescent tail light bulb with an LED one? <heh> :lol: Swapping the bulb is easy, just get a new bulb, remove the rear wing cover, remove the bulb from the socket, replace with new bulb. You just have to make...

gn2 wrote:

you you wrote:

gn2 wrote:Better to be late in this world than early in the next.

How do you know?

I don't know it, I believe it.

I really want to respond to that, but due to forum rules, I can't.

I presume that advice was aimed at me, Mel, and if so, it's awesome great advice. Having said that, I have not yet found, at any price, from any seller, anywhere, a light assembly that looks remotely like what I would want to put on Natasha. I have a very specific thing in mind, and because it does ...

First, thanks for the plug, I think. It looks to me like you have the mid-sized one as I have, even though I originally wanted the tall. The tall is something like 16.75" while the medium is 14.5" I think the regular "short" one is only 12" or so. I wouldn't advise cutting i...

What is your experience with splicing and sourcing wiring? Its pretty easy to do some damage if you are inexperienced. Do you know how to splice/heatshrink/solder? How to use a continuity tester? How to check for polarity? How to splice in a in line fuse and what size fuse to use? And above all, pl...