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Cummins_nate

Cummins_nate

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Eric Magray said:
a place where you go to ask questions and dont know how to search. ask any question here without the "grr, theres already 57345183 threads about this!"

so if youve signed up within the last month or so make sure to post anything you need to know here first

thank you and please post here or search before making a thread :)
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I wanna know how to get more followers and people to see my post. How can I do this? Thanks guys, sorry I'm new to this
 
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Harry Smith

Member
Eric Magray said:
a place where you go to ask questions and dont know how to search. ask any question here without the "grr, theres already 57345183 threads about this!"

so if youve signed up within the last month or so make sure to post anything you need to know here first

thank you and please post here or search before making a thread :)
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Anyone know of any good street spots near Oxford UK, weather is really shitty and want to ride
 
davisathonda

davisathonda

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Hi, folks. Recently recommitted to scooting (it's been since college), and I purchased a new Honda PCX150. So far, so good. There's a lot to love here.

That said, I have a question for those who have more wisdom that I do...

I'm currently using the PCX as a commuter, traveling about 12 miles to/from the office, in sunny SoCal. Its top speed is rated in the high 60s, which is necessary for some bits of the commute. Is it *bad* for the scooter to run flat out, or are they built with tolerances for this kind of riding? Since Honda markets the PCX as its entry-level highway-legal scooter, I think you'd expect that it would have to run at full speed for several minutes at a time. While I'm not necessarily jumping on the 405, I did take an hour-long ride to San Clemente yesterday, and much of that ride required traveling at full speed.

Is that ok? For folks who own 50cc bikes, don't those essentially *live* at 35mph full-time?

I just don't want to blow my engine or unnecessarily shorten the life of the bike...

Thanks for your insight!
 
Devin DePriest

Devin DePriest

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davisathonda said:
Hi, folks. Recently recommitted to scooting (it's been since college), and I purchased a new Honda PCX150. So far, so good. There's a lot to love here.

That said, I have a question for those who have more wisdom that I do...

I'm currently using the PCX as a commuter, traveling about 12 miles to/from the office, in sunny SoCal. Its top speed is rated in the high 60s, which is necessary for some bits of the commute. Is it *bad* for the scooter to run flat out, or are they built with tolerances for this kind of riding? Since Honda markets the PCX as its entry-level highway-legal scooter, I think you'd expect that it would have to run at full speed for several minutes at a time. While I'm not necessarily jumping on the 405, I did take an hour-long ride to San Clemente yesterday, and much of that ride required traveling at full speed.

Is that ok? For folks who own 50cc bikes, don't those essentially *live* at 35mph full-time?

I just don't want to blow my engine or unnecessarily shorten the life of the bike...

Thanks for your insight!
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Sorry, wrong forum man
 
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matr!

Silver Member
Sit it in a salt water bath. To speed things up add an electrical current to the salt bath with something like a car battery.

(don't actually do this)
 
Cole

Cole

Bronze member
Sandpaper?, Sandblaster would be easier if one of your friends have 1 , a local mechanic may have one and would raw it for like $10 $15 cash probably
 
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