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2011 Honda PCX Scooter


125cc of Pure Sport Fun.

The all-new Honda PCX™ is your ticket to ride—wherever you want to. It’s a great new addition to our scooter line that combines sportbike-inspired styling, on-the-go convenience and great fuel economy into a package that makes riding fun. With room for two, a liquid-cooled, fuel-injected 125cc engine, a Honda V-Matic automatic transmission and tons of convenient storage everywhere, there’s only one question left.

Think you can handle being the center of attention when you show up on one?

Electric Start

Reliable electric start, combined with an automatic choke, ensures hassle-free starting with push-button ease, even on cold mornings.

PGM-FI Engine

With plenty of power to carry you and a passenger too, the PCX features liquid cooling and Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI) for great performance in all traffic conditions.  Plus PCX offers some impressive fuel economy too!

V-matic Transmission

With the Honda V-Matic automatic transmission, riding couldn’t be easier.  Just start the engine, twist the gas, and go.

The V-Matic means no shifting, ever – so you concentrate on the road ahead and simply enjoy the ride!

The V-matic is a continuously variable design, so you’ll never feel it lurch from one gear to another.  Smooth.

Convenient Storage

Flip that seat open and you have room for a full-face helmet and enough groceries for Thanksgiving dinner.  The main compartment locks for security, and is weather-resistant too.  There’s even a second compartment in the dash for your mobile phone, wallet, or MP3 player.

Rider Comfort

That long, plush seat does more than just look comfortable – it’s probably nicer than that sofa in your living room.  The stepped passenger section gives your copilot a better view.

Besides great style, PCX’s bodywork is all about function to help protect you from the wind and the elements.  Add a helmet, gloves and a jacket and long pants, and you’re good to go!

Parking Versatility

The PCX gives you the choice of both a sidestand and a centerstand.  That makes it easy to park for a fast dash into a store (the sidestand) or when you need to park it upright in a tight space (the centerstand).  With a lot of other scooters, you only get one or the other.

Combined Braking System (CBS)

The PCX’s standard Combined Braking System (CBS) links the front and rear brakes for sure stopping power.  Squeezing the rear brake lever gently activates just the rear brake; however, squeeze that lever more firmly and the CBS automatically applies some front brake for additional stopping power when you need it.

Specifications
PCX Engine

Engine Type: 125cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder four-stroke

Bore And Stroke: 52.4mm x 57.9mm

Induction: PGM-FI with automatic enrichment

Ignition: Digital with electronic advance

Compression Ratio: 11.0:1

Valve Train: SOHC; two-valve

Drive Train

Transmission: Honda V-Matic belt-converter automatic transmission

Chassis / Suspension / Brakes

Front Suspension: 31mm hydraulic fork; 3.5 inches travel

Rear Suspension: Unit swingarm, 2.9 inches travel

Front Brake: Single 220mm disc with three-piston caliper and CBS

Rear Brake: Drum with CBS

Front Tire: 90/90-14

Rear Tire: 100/90-14

Dimensions

Rake: 27.0°

Trail: 86mm (3.4 inches)

Wheelbase: 51.4 inches

Seat Height: 29.9 inches

Curb Weight: 280 pounds (Includes all standard equipment, required fluids and a full tank of fuel—ready to ride)

Fuel Capacity: 1.6 gallons

Other

Model Id: PCX125

Available Colors: Pearl White, Candy Red

Emissions: Meets current EPA standards.

FACTORY WARRANTY INFORMATION
One Year Transferable, unlimited-mileage limited warranty; extended coverage available with a Honda Protection Plan.

Source: Honda

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2 Comments
  • saeful uyun
    August 6, 2010
    #1

    l like it……….pcx scooter new models. thank,s honda.

  • Eluu Iyke Stephen
    August 10, 2010
    #2

    I like this product but the issue is how and where can I get it?
    How much is it?

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