March 23, 201214 yr I've got three more coming in sometime next week. Unfortunately, they have all been reserved. I don't think I'll have more until next month. If you can wait I'll reserve one for you. What color are you interestred in getting. Thanks. Brian Hi Brian, I'm hoping one of those reserved is mine. I will definitely take the red with black panels. I will PM you as well as I have a whole list of modifications that I would like doing before collecting. Yes, it already has your name on it. I can't wait to start modding it for you. We'll also include a helmet, jacket, and one year of theft insurance in the sale price. Thanks again. Brian Hi can someone tell me how these bikes can be modifide are we talking engine or looks and at what cost as I would like something that does not look like the standard scooter There is a thread buried somewhere in this forum with photos of modified PCX.
March 24, 201214 yr Weeks have gone by it seems like Many people have purchased a unit they say Yet no one states top speed ? KM/L ? And still can not find HP figures
March 24, 201214 yr I have done 50 km now om my new PCX150i and i have to say that the bike feels as a larger class bike and it feels more matured then the 125i cc...
March 25, 201214 yr Weeks have gone by it seems like Many people have purchased a unit they say Yet no one states top speed ? KM/L ? And still can not find HP figures As I am still in the break in phase donot want to get crazy yet with top speed. Having said that yesterday going up Doi Suthep I was doing 60klm and had lots of throttle left, this was on the flat area before starting the climb. Maybe today I'll hit canal road and open it up a bit. I bought mine shortly after they came out and only had mine 2 weeks.
March 25, 201214 yr Weeks have gone by it seems like Many people have purchased a unit they say Yet no one states top speed ? KM/L ? And still can not find HP figures As I am still in the break in phase donot want to get crazy yet with top speed. Having said that yesterday going up Doi Suthep I was doing 60klm and had lots of throttle left, this was on the flat area before starting the climb. Maybe today I'll hit canal road and open it up a bit. I bought mine shortly after they came out and only had mine 2 weeks. I've only had mine one week and so far has only done less than 100 km. Would a bike break in be similar to that of a car, ie about 1,000 km? Having said that, I've been riding with a pillion most of the time, combined weight about 130 kgs and doing 80 kmh on the straight, still lots of throttle left.
March 25, 201214 yr Weeks have gone by it seems like Many people have purchased a unit they say Yet no one states top speed ? KM/L ? And still can not find HP figures As I am still in the break in phase donot want to get crazy yet with top speed. Having said that yesterday going up Doi Suthep I was doing 60klm and had lots of throttle left, this was on the flat area before starting the climb. Maybe today I'll hit canal road and open it up a bit. I bought mine shortly after they came out and only had mine 2 weeks. I've only had mine one week and so far has only done less than 100 km. Would a bike break in be similar to that of a car, ie about 1,000 km? Having said that, I've been riding with a pillion most of the time, combined weight about 130 kgs and doing 80 kmh on the straight, still lots of throttle left. Went out Hang Dong Road today at 60klh only using about one eight throttle. Opened it up and got to 100 very quickly but alot of wind buffeting and had to slow down because of crazy Thai drivers cutting across lanes of traffic. one hundred was top today and feeling is need to be on the 8 to open up.G the lady at Nat west told me the other day to come in at 1,000 for a oil change and check up.
March 25, 201214 yr Weeks have gone by it seems like Many people have purchased a unit they say Yet no one states top speed ? KM/L ? And still can not find HP figures As I am still in the break in phase donot want to get crazy yet with top speed. Having said that yesterday going up Doi Suthep I was doing 60klm and had lots of throttle left, this was on the flat area before starting the climb. Maybe today I'll hit canal road and open it up a bit. I bought mine shortly after they came out and only had mine 2 weeks. I've only had mine one week and so far has only done less than 100 km. Would a bike break in be similar to that of a car, ie about 1,000 km? Having said that, I've been riding with a pillion most of the time, combined weight about 130 kgs and doing 80 kmh on the straight, still lots of throttle left. Went out Hang Dong Road today at 60klh only using about one eight throttle. Opened it up and got to 100 very quickly but alot of wind buffeting and had to slow down because of crazy Thai drivers cutting across lanes of traffic. one hundred was top today and feeling is need to be on the 8 to open up.G the lady at Nat west told me the other day to come in at 1,000 for a oil change and check up. Do modern engines even need breaking in? i was told by a Honda dealer that Honda HQ never mention it as something that needs to be done. I rode my new bike(CBR) flat out day one, still runs great.
March 25, 201214 yr Too true. I'm a firm believer in the 'hard break-in' (break it in as you intend to ride it) method. My Mio 125 was blasted by the mechanics after filling it with oil, on the ride home (once warmed up) i too used WOT countless times, the following day the bike was maxed out at an tacho indicated 112kmh, she now has 28,000km on her and purrrs like a kitten Same story with my current big bike too and that's nearing 10,000km within 3 months now Edited March 25, 201214 yr by karlos
March 25, 201214 yr Too true. I'm a firm believer in the 'hard break-in' (break it in as you intend to ride it) method. My Mio 125 was blasted by the mechanics after filling it with oil, on the ride home (once warmed up) i too used WOT countless times, the following day the bike was maxed out at an tacho indicated 112kmh, she now has 28,000km on her and purrrs like a kitten Same story with my current big bike too and that's nearing 10,000km within 3 months now I did just read this http://www.mototuneu..._in_secrets.htm But WHY do they ask us to break-in the engine softly then? Edited March 25, 201214 yr by TramsRepus
March 26, 201214 yr Because it's the easiest way for manufacturers to deny warranty claims And with this being Thailand they’ll try to use any old excuse to void your warranty! On a more serious note, engine break-in is becoming a thing of the past, engines are build to such precision these days that there's very little need to wear off any ragged edges, the only thing you really need to be concerned about (in my opinion) is warming the engine up properly and using good engine oil
March 26, 201214 yr Because it's the easiest way for manufacturers to deny warranty claims And with this being Thailand they’ll try to use any old excuse to void your warranty! On a more serious note, engine break-in is becoming a thing of the past, engines are build to such precision these days that there's very little need to wear off any ragged edges, the only thing you really need to be concerned about (in my opinion) is warming the engine up properly and using good engine oil even breaking engines is more difficult than it used to be i used a cbr 150 (old model ) every morning and i used to redline it in the first few gears from cold to get up to speed with the traffic on the big road i always thought it would break doing that but it didnt have any detrimental effect yet the guy i sold it too hasnt had any problems and doesnt even change the oil much ,and he drives like a maniac too ,tyres screeching everywhere he goes i plan to get at least 50,000km out of my elegance before i sell it not sure about er6n yet will probably get bored if it and order something else long before it dies
March 29, 201214 yr The shop where I bought my pcx150 has another black and red model. In Chiang Mai south of Chiang Mai Gate.
March 29, 201214 yr Seeing these all over the place. Definitely not in short supply, explains the good prices everyone's getting. Well done, Honda.
March 29, 201214 yr Because it's the easiest way for manufacturers to deny warranty claims Maybe another reason is to get people driving the bike slowly, so they don't kill themselves going too fast with a bike they're not used to? Warranty claims can't be it.. first of all the engines don't break, never heard of one actually breaking inside the warranty period, and secondly it would be hard to prove somebody didn't follow the manufacturer's recommendations. The Kawa dealer guy told me to not worry about it and just hit it hard from the get-go
March 29, 201214 yr I found a seat guy today in Chiang Mai and having it modified, removing the bump and adding foam. Just removing it today and riding back to my place was a eye opener and more comfortable. If you are tall that bump is a hinderace to comfortable riding.
March 30, 201214 yr Picked up the new seat today, 1500baht and it looks really great. I will do a ride tomorrow and let you know about the comfort of the modifications.
March 30, 201214 yr I was surprised yesterday when I went by the honda shop in Ban Tawai and they just got in some new PCX125's. Asked for a price and the lady said they only wanted to sell them on monthly payments over 2 or 3 years so it make the price very inflated to over 100,000
March 31, 201214 yr I was surprised yesterday when I went by the honda shop in Ban Tawai and they just got in some new PCX125's. Asked for a price and the lady said they only wanted to sell them on monthly payments over 2 or 3 years so it make the price very inflated to over 100,000 So there in the loan business instead of the scooter selling business
March 31, 201214 yr And I still wait to hear a real KM/L rating as well as a top speed rating . . . I was surprised yesterday when I had to drive out to Ban Tawai (Out side Chiang Mai) and noticed a honda shop that just got in some PCX125's not sure if transfered from somewere else or the last of the bunch, but they just got them and only wanted to sell them on payments to inflate the price as much as they could.
March 31, 201214 yr I found a seat guy today in Chiang Mai and having it modified, removing the bump and adding foam. Just removing it today and riding back to my place was a eye opener and more comfortable. If you are tall that bump is a hinderace to comfortable riding. can we see the pic of the seat and the whereabouts of the shop please?
March 31, 201214 yr I found a seat guy today in Chiang Mai and having it modified, removing the bump and adding foam. Just removing it today and riding back to my place was a eye opener and more comfortable. If you are tall that bump is a hinderace to comfortable riding. can we see the pic of the seat and the whereabouts of the shop please? If you look thru this thread you will find a post by LivinLos and he has a google map location. Go across Loh Kroh bridge and make a right down about 200 meters on the left side of the road next to a repair shop, there will be seats hanging in front of shop.
April 1, 201214 yr That shop is not the cheapest in town, but the man is a true craftsman and the results last. If you have time, he'll not merely remove the bump but design for yer rump. (I mean, he actually will shape a seat for yours, with fittings as if for a bespoke suit.) Edited April 1, 201214 yr by CMX
April 1, 201214 yr He did mine 2 weeks ago, he did not have a shade of red similar to the original so he used black with red stitching along with a bit of additional foam to provide a nice shape. The change made a big difference in terms of ride comfort. Cost was 1500 Thb, dropped it off at 1000 and picked it up at 1500 on a Saturday.
April 1, 201214 yr He did mine 2 weeks ago, he did not have a shade of red similar to the original so he used black with red stitching along with a bit of additional foam to provide a nice shape. The change made a big difference in terms of ride comfort. Cost was 1500 Thb, dropped it off at 1000 and picked it up at 1500 on a Saturday. Did the same for me but all black
April 1, 201214 yr I like my "hump". It gives a good support to my sensitive lower lumbar. Edited April 1, 201214 yr by TramsRepus
April 1, 201214 yr I like my "hump". It gives a good support to my sensitive lower lumbar. you mean the "prostate massager " ?
April 2, 201214 yr Quoted 85000 in Honda dealer on Theppasit including 2 years theft insurance, any better prices in Pattaya area ? Edited April 2, 201214 yr by ianthai
April 2, 201214 yr Quotes 85000 in Honda deal on Theppasit including 2 years theft insurance, any better prices in Pattaya area ? From previous page in this thread 30km up the road from pattaya 7500 bht cheaper Posted 2012-03-23 16:33:41 Me too, i got my today from Honda Si Rasha for 72500+5000 with all paper, 2 years theft insurance, free helmet and a jacket and delivery to my door... Phone number to them: 038-345732, 345833, 346150
April 3, 201214 yr Purchased today 2 PcX 150, collect on Friday, many thanks,and very nice people to do business with br12stol thanks you saved me 7500 baht from the robbing Pattaya stealers One dealer on 3rd road even quoted 85000 baht and no insurance !!!!!
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