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By: TCA (offline) on Monday, 19 October 2009 @ 03:31 PM ICT  
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Comparing the specs of the Honda PCX with what?



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Why so many people are interested in the Yamaha Nouveau Elegance and how does the Yamaha compares to the new Honda PCX 125i?




It's a decent question. Comparison of potentially the two top motorbikes at this level of machine. I'd be interested in people's views too.





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By: SUPERENDURO (offline) on Tuesday, 20 October 2009 @ 02:02 AM ICT  
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Honda PCX 125i is not on the market yet, right?
Hard to campare a bike thats only merit is that it is will be avalable on the export market next year.

http://www.autoincar.com/honda-pcx-125i ... the-world/


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By: TCA (offline) on Tuesday, 20 October 2009 @ 11:18 AM ICT  
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The Honda PCX 125i will be on sale in Thailand from next month. There's a glowing review of it on this very site, so somebody somewhere knows something.

article.php/The-Honda-PCX-125i-Scooter-the-Powerful


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By: SUPERENDURO (offline) on Tuesday, 20 October 2009 @ 12:32 PM ICT  
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The Honda PCX 125i will be on sale in Thailand from next month. There's a glowing review of it on this very site, so somebody somewhere knows something.

article.php/The-Honda-PCX-125i-Scooter-the-Powerful



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Best bike Honda built, are they joking???
Ok so who has tested one?


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By: news (offline) on Wednesday, 21 October 2009 @ 08:21 PM ICT  
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The Honda PCX 125i is has so much new technology that the offerings of other manufacturers will look old, besides having the first stop-start system on a motorcycle, the Honda PCX also employs Honda’s ACG starter that combines a cell motor and alternating current generator. The Honda PCX will be equipped with a Combined Brake System for the front and rear wheels.


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By: SUPERENDURO (offline) on Thursday, 22 October 2009 @ 01:01 AM ICT  
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I am heading over to Thailand Nov 7 (just bought tickets).
First thing on Monday morning Nov 9, I am going to shop for a new bike at Numsang Co Ltd (Honda), I would need to get a new commuting bike real soon since my old one turned into a pile of junk under one of these pac-man garbagetrucks.
We will see if I can get my hands on one of those new nifty Honda PCX....., If that is not possible, or if I simply don't like the PCX I have decided to go for a Nouvo 135 just around the corner is Ruampong Motor Co (Yamaha).
Can you get one like these in stores now, I sure dig the blue colcour?


The PCX in Black/White is nice (I am not a fan of the White/Tan combo)


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By: Anonymous: Willy () on Friday, 27 November 2009 @ 08:23 AM ICT  
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Honda Motor Co. Ltd., plans to have the Honda PCX available early December. With the price starting at 70,000 baht and sales target of 50,000 Honda PCX scooters per year.






       
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By: Anonymous: Dan () on Monday, 11 January 2010 @ 03:07 PM ICT  
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I bought a Honda PCX just over a week ago and paid 71,000 THB from the main Honda dealer in Cha Am. Previously I had driven a number of Honda 110/125's like the Air Blade but the PCX is a cut above them. Ride comfort and stability are far superior and despite having a new engine, economy seems pretty good so far. The stop/start facility works very well and the seat storage space is great and devours much more than you expect. It is about 25,000 more than a standard 125 machine, but in my view, if you can afford it then definitely give the PCX a test drive - I did and bought one!!





       
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By: Anonymous: Walt () on Monday, 11 January 2010 @ 05:50 PM ICT  
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I also purchased the Honda PCX after a test ride at Pattaya (Jomtien) and found that the Honda PCX is years ahead of the Yamaha Nouvo Elegance - which is by Honda critics portrayed as the closest competitor!






       
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By: Anonymous: SUPERENDURO () on Monday, 11 January 2010 @ 06:00 PM ICT  
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71000 THB is dirt cheap....about 1450 Euro, in Europe the price is .......................................
3420 Euro or 164000 THB.








       
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