I'm very pleased that you more or less adhered to the 20mph speed limit through my village, Uphill. Apart from myself and a few other locals not many do. My wife and I enjoyed watching your early morning ride.
Very nice journey and ride too. Went to the area once in may 1980 with family so i guess we went that way too. I live in kent now as i did then but a nice area too. Thank you.
Had a go on a mates, great little scooter and so much fun flying around quiet country roads at 40/50mph, feels like you're doing 100. I'm a bigger, heavier bloke though so I'm considering the PCX's bigger brother the Forza as I feel the PCX was just a bit too small for me.
I bought one and will have it at the end of the week.I ride a guzzi 500 40 years old now but for many reasons i did not wanted to keep riding it so i bought this one the pcx.Many friends say now that i will be sorry i did.They say i should have bought another 500 cc or more but like i said for reasons i keep to myself i could do that,not now but mayby in the future.So i guess i will see if this PCX 125 was a mistake.
A great video as I have not been able to ride for a couple of years due to medical issues. Your video is as if someone had lent me their bike to take it for a spin. I used to live in Wiltshire and the roads are the same as in Dorset. I should be back on the road within a week and I am looking forward to it. Thanks for giving me inspiration.
I’m a 57 year old man who’s been driving for 40 years but I’m craving getting one of these for the freedom & versatility, had a 50cc Peugeot speedfight scooter about 20 years ago which I won in a competition & absolutely loved it.
I have a 2000 model year. People call it Dullville, but even though my experience is limited, you can have plenty of fun. You don't have to be afraid of its speed and can go full throttle through the twisties. Underrated bike.
i have a giggle to myself every time i fill up my bike, compeared to my car paying so little for so many miles just makes you smile and giddy. may just be me but im a little bonkers slowly losing the plot.
Up untill 2 years ago i ran my car on free waste veg oil that i collected from restaurants. I did that for 13 years didn't pay a penny for fuel that was giddy but I also do you get the feeling with the bikes as well now I'm paying full price for fuel on the car.
I had a Deauville for a while the Mirrors gave a good view of the Rider's Shoulders and the Bars were a bit low, even with risers fitted the Engine was superb. having to raise the Fuel Tank to check the Radiator level was mildly irritating. otherwise a good reliable bike..
Were you flat out up the hill at 6:45? There's a hill near me with a similar gradient and the idea of doing it on this bike (which I am yet to buy) scares me
There is that circle shape holder specifically for the gas tank cup on the panel which opens up when you press the tank button. It took me 3 months to realise as well.
@@Bird878 I sold my new one to afford the Husqvarna that I have now. I did not willingly buy my old one but it was sold to me because I fell off it. Sad times
@@tricky5478 it depends how many miles you do a year. It depends which bike you are selling too. In my opinion anything with over 10k miles will appear less appealing to buyers.
