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You can "save" a search for those parts. They'll probably only come up once in a while, so if you save a search you'll get notified in a few months when someone posts something you're after. And make sure you're searching worldwide.

I think the reeds that Bear 45/70 listed work on the stock cage. There are also aftermarket reeds and cages for the Aero 80 but those are different.

Thanks for your hard work on that!

I used to have a CV80 and found the 6v electrical system highly problematic (e.g. the headlight would dim when the blinker blinked) but instead of switching to 12V, I made it more efficient by using LED bulbs everywhere. I didn't switch everything (e.g. headlight) but I switched the blinkers, tail l...

Yes it's a very rewarding job. Once you block 100 spam posts you start getting pro deals from the OEMs including below cost scooters and parts

Okay you should have mod permissions. Within each thread you can delete posts, or move topics that are in the wrong section, and then there is also the "moderator control panel" screen (link near top of page) where you can do moderator stuff. I use that to delete users if they make a bunch of spam p...

Sorry I've been busy lately and not too on the ball with the spam. Do you have any interest in deleting it? I'm happy to make you a mod if you want to do that.

Nice to hear it Howard! Good luck with the mag.

Yeah the forum was down for a few weeks because I was forced to upgrade the software and basically that went poorly and crashed it. I'm no pro at forum software so it took me a while to figure it out. Obviously it's back up now, but that probably scared a few folks off. Things should pick up though ...

Thanks! Adding them now....

Wow that Tina a beauty!

Honda just unveiled a new generation of the PCX 150 for 2019. It's arriving in the USA in July. I've just written a big article on the MSG homepage (http://www.motorscooterguide.net) with all the info and more photos.

Looks like a beauty!

Well the service/shop manual can be downloaded at the link below, which contains basically everything in the owners manual and a whole lot more:
http://www.motorscooterguide.net/Downlo ... loads.html

Normally the stator is inside the flywheel. The stator is a bunch of wires, like an alternator, and then fly wheel has magnets inside that work in combination with the stator to generate electricity. Flywheel's virtually never have a problem since they are just a hunk of metal with magnets glued on,...