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I was looking for a scooter last year, and in the process, came across this forum.
I purchased a used 2013 PCX from a dealer in Connecticut. The folks that make up this forum - make the forum, so thank you! I check in most days to see whats going on, and for the most part, there's usually at least one post that makes me smile.
This last weekend has been quite warm, so last night I went for a ride to an area called Camp Cronin, near the Point Judith lighthouse. For once I had my phone with me.

PC

Another New Englander on the forum. . .great!

Been to Newport more than once. Visited some of the mansions and Fort Adams too.

Nice place to ride the old roads.

Congrats on riding a PCX. That's a lovely scoot and photograph!
Glad you joined. We aim to please and are happy to bring a smile to yer face.
(Avoid wrinkles at all costs

Camped out at point Judith then went over to Block Island couple years ago. You should Ferry your new PCX over to Block Island and do a round robin.. Very nice ride, lighthouses, countryside, and a dip in the ocean to cool off and a sandwich and beer at the hotel.. Way to go..wished I was there.

Welcome to the forums, even though you have been a member for a bit, it seems this is your first post.

Great pic, thanks for posting.

BTW, apparently it takes 17 muscles to smile and 43 to frown (according to Google), so enjoy the easier way of life and keep smiling, it is less work.

Thanks folks!
Kramnala58
I have been a forum member for a few months or so, but that work thing seems to get in the way.

easyrider
I've lived in RI - specifically Narragansett for over 20 years. Block Island is a great place to visit (once you get past the yayhoos who rent for a few hours after a trip to Ballards), In fact, I'm planning on taking the ning-ning over in a week or two.

PCX150Rider
I acquired my PCX in the fall last year from a dealer in Groton CT, wouldn't say it was the best deal, but the right time and the right place. I rode her home through Mystic, Westerly etc. - a real nice ride.

I do plan to do the "humpectomy" at some point, it didn't seem too bad - at first, but a 20 mile ride recently took care of that, my arse was numb...

PC

I acquired my PCX in the fall last year from a dealer in Groton CT, wouldn't say it was the best deal, but the right time and the right place. I rode her home through Mystic, Westerly etc. - a real nice ride.

That's the same dealership where I bought mine! I've been going there for years. Nice place. They carry a good selection of accessories, helmets, maintenance items, and have a fairly decent sized inventory of Kawasaki and Honda. They continue to offer Kymco as well.

Just down the road there used to be a Harley/Suzuki dealer (New London County Cycle Sales). Bought a couple of Suzuki's there over the years. Recently they sold out to Mike's Famous Harley Davidson. Subsequently they closed down that location and moved to there new location which used to be the old Cocoa Cola Bottling Plant in New London. To get a Suzuki now you have to go to Motorsports Nation in Waterford.

Times change and things move on. . ..

I occasionally check out what Razee has to offer as well online. They have a fairly substantial dealership and have been around for years. Located in North Kingstown. I figured if Groton or New Haven didn't have what I wanted I could always check with them.

https://www.razeemotorcycle.com/

PCX150Rider wrote:

I acquired my PCX in the fall last year from a dealer in Groton CT, wouldn't say it was the best deal, but the right time and the right place. I rode her home through Mystic, Westerly etc. - a real nice ride.

That's the same dealership where I bought mine! I've been going there for years. Nice place. They carry a good selection of accessories, helmets, maintenance items, and have a fairly decent sized inventory of Kawasaki and Honda. They continue to offer Kymco as well.

Just down the road there used to be a Harley/Suzuki dealer (New London County Cycle Sales). Bought a couple of Suzuki's there over the years. Recently they sold out to Mike's Famous Harley Davidson. Subsequently they closed down that location and moved to there new location which used to be the old Cocoa Cola Bottling Plant in New London. To get a Suzuki now you have to go to Motorsports Nation in Waterford.

Times change and things move on. . ..

I occasionally check out what Razee has to offer as well online. They have a fairly substantial dealership and have been around for years. Located in North Kingstown. I figured if Groton or New Haven didn't have what I wanted I could always check with them.

https://www.razeemotorcycle.com/

Mel is still cursing the seed drill

PCX150Rider wrote:

I acquired my PCX in the fall last year from a dealer in Groton CT, wouldn't say it was the best deal, but the right time and the right place. I rode her home through Mystic, Westerly etc. - a real nice ride.

That's the same dealership where I bought mine! I've been going there for years. Nice place. They carry a good selection of accessories, helmets, maintenance items, and have a fairly decent sized inventory of Kawasaki and Honda. They continue to offer Kymco as well.

Just down the road there used to be a Harley/Suzuki dealer (New London County Cycle Sales). Bought a couple of Suzuki's there over the years. Recently they sold out to Mike's Famous Harley Davidson. Subsequently they closed down that location and moved to there new location which used to be the old Cocoa Cola Bottling Plant in New London. To get a Suzuki now you have to go to Motorsports Nation in Waterford.

Times change and things move on. . ..

I occasionally check out what Razee has to offer as well online. They have a fairly substantial dealership and have been around for years. Located in North Kingstown. I figured if Groton or New Haven didn't have what I wanted I could always check with them.

https://www.razeemotorcycle.com/

I don't live too far away from Razee, in fact, I bought a Yamaha SR400 from there just recently (after going there to buy a generator after we lost power during one of the winter storms ). Both locations have friendly, knowledgeable folks there.