🙄..Back back back...HOMERUN...🍺🤠👍 You hit the nail on the head on why the PCX is such an enjoyable bike.. It hits that sensory sweet spot.. Goldwing smooth.. A 100 miles per gallon plus.. Reliable as the day is long.. You kind of just go along and realize.. man I'm really enjoying myself.. You're putting Texas on my ride list.. beautiful..🙂👍

Nothing Like a Sunday ride through Texas backroads

For cold water put 1/4 water in thermos freeze overnight with lids off then add refrigerate cold water, will stay cold all day.

Up in Dallas, just bought our first scooter - ADV160. Was the wife's idea, and she didn't trust me with a big bike :) but we look forward to exploring with it.

@QuasiMotard

9 ай бұрын

Congrats on your new ADV160! 👏👍😉 --QM

Enjoyed the story about your first bike. I bought a 1978 Honda Express NC 50 brand new off the showroom floor for $370. Took a while to save it making pizzas and washing dishes at $1.50 hr. But boy did I ever appreciate it.

Got my motorcycle license at 14 in Texas. So much fun! Your PCX looks pretty damn practical, me now a bit older. Thanks for this vid!

Thanks for the video! 💯

I really enjoyed coming along on this trip. It was a blast. You can sleep anywhere you want down on the property with all them critters 😁👍

Alamo springs cafe is a good bike hangout great burgers renowned in the biker community

Thoroughly enjoyed this one. Keep up the great content Quasi

@QuasiMotard

2 жыл бұрын

Howdy, Stu, and thanks for the feedback! I'll have more roadtrip videos coming to the channel soon, so stay tuned! 😉👍 --QM

Can I bring a Reliant Robin to the meet?

Great vid Quasi

I would love to bring the Hunter Cub out here though. Definitely on the comfortable side of what the CT125 is designed to do. Also that part about small bikes,absolutely. You soak up more environment and journey going slow on comfortable bikes. Something around 150-200cc's is perfect so that you don't hold up traffic going uphills and on highways,but still good on economy and comfort. The new PCX160 might be one of the best for this.

Getting your mc license at 14 and working and scripting and saving to get a bike was a great experience and character builder that so many young people today will miss out on.

Please do more videos on the PCX 150 it's the coolest bike ever.Hi just me Ted hoping to see u cruise on PCX again. When u can 😎🙏🇺🇲

@Ted7772

Жыл бұрын

The cub bikes are cool to and the Navi is cool to.And your Ryker..But I like the PCX 150 😁..

When was 16 I got my driver license & motorcycle license but I forgot changes it out when I move down south to Louisiana & Texas I got my driver license but motorcycle license I lose it on the move! QM

Thank you for doing a trip on your PCX. Please share your modifications that you did to get your higher top speed. I have a 2018 PCX150 which I would like to get higher mph. I realy enjoy your videos,

@QuasiMotard

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback, Richard! The transmission upgrades that I installed into my PCX150's will also work on the newer PCX150 models. You can watch that video here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/n3uDzcygpbLZZpM.html . The white PCX in this video has the Dr.Pulley variator and sliders in it: www.steadygarage.com/store/dr-pulley-pcx-150-125-sh125i-sh150-pcx125-pcx150-variator-set . Installing the new variator is simple and it should only take about 30 minutes even if you haven't done it before. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM

One of days I try do same thing you are doing but right now I trying get over fear falling down doctor told me {TSD} It about stuff happen to me back 2010 of Oct. & some one special pass away set it off!

Pcx gang 🤙🍻

i got mine at 15 but could only be 100 cc so i took the 350 stickers off my cb 350 and put CB 100 stickers on it. didn't do any good but i never got a ticket for it. they just laughed and said yea ok and let me go.

Hey Quasi, can you recommend a great quality Rain Gear Set? Something that works and it will keep me dry....Please advise.

Hello good Sir. Yesterday I was watching some of your early audio set up evolution videos - very interesting process - and with your gopro freeze you mention here I just wondered what your latest video/audio/mic setup is. If you already have a video on your recent vlogging iterations please send me to it. Kind regards.

@QuasiMotard

2 жыл бұрын

Good morning! I haven't made any changes to my helmet or vlogging setup in a couple of years. My helmet and microphone setup can be seen in this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/dpOgxM-FlMjUeLg.html . The only change since that video was the addition of the Ulanzi Vlogging case to hold the GoPro Hero and audio adapters together in a single mount. The Ulanzi case also has a slip-off rear door that is much easier to open/close than the original GoPro cage... now the mandatory battery swap every 30-40 minutes is a simple affair. The Ulanzi case is mounted on a MotoRadds helmet chin mount. The microphone is one from an old Cardo Scala G9 kit that was left over from an upgrade, and it has the requisite 3.5mm plug; that is plugged into the camera via the GoPro audio adapter. Here are links to the equipment used in my vlogging setup: GoPro Hero7 Black: amzn.to/33GRX3m GoPro Hero5+ audio adapter: amzn.to/36LpUBO Purple Panda microphone: amzn.to/34zLNkB (can be used in place of the Cardo mic) MotoRadds GoPro helmet chin mount: amzn.to/3jCAz5f Ulanzi V2 GoPro vlogging case: amzn.to/3lq62Ih GoPro J-hook buckle mount: amzn.to/2IjuCMM Cheers! 😉👍 --QM

@onanysundrymule3144

2 жыл бұрын

@@QuasiMotard Thank you kindly for the detailed and itemised response good Sir. Yes, that is one of the videos I watched the other day, so you are pretty much still with the GP7 setup I see. It sure works so why not. I always wear an open faced helmet so I reckon I will have to configure a mic in a sort of ww2 fighter-pilot mouth mask kind of thing for anything above 45 mph. Kind regards.

Quasi.. Picked up a mint 2002 Honda silver wing today..9k on the clock..for 3k..WOW. Had no idea these things were that fast.. Haven't even tuned the variator yet.. It will be my Winter project going through it Catching up on all the maintenance and such..👍🤠👍

@QuasiMotard

2 жыл бұрын

Congrats on your new-to-you SilverWing! Yep... they're quick! My SWing will run 115 MPH all day long, and it can touch ~122-124 MPH under the right conditions. I upgraded to the Dr.Pulley variator, sliders, and the HiT clutch. My cruising RPM's dropped about 500-700 rev's, and my MPG's jumped from an average of 46-48 up to 51-53 MPG with those upgrades. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM

@6fiddy309

2 жыл бұрын

@@QuasiMotard That's awesome..😳.. I'm going to play with mine a little bit and get a baseline.. With the results you got I may just do the same thing with mine.. Thanks for the heads up..YeeHaa..👍🤠👍.. I was gonna get a new Yamaha X Max.. Got this for less than half the price.. What's a mother to do..🤣😂

@QuasiMotard

2 жыл бұрын

@@6fiddy309 If you're handy at mechanics and hacking, you might also want to install HyperPro front fork springs. The factory springs are a bit too soft and tend to pogo-stick sometimes... too much front dive during braking, too. The HyperPro springs will solve that. 😉👍--QM

@6fiddy309

2 жыл бұрын

@@QuasiMotard Thanks again Quasi.. Funny you should mention that because I kind of noticed that as well.. Was going to research that in the next couple days.. Saved me some leg work..🤔👍🙂👍

what GPS and mount are you using? thanks

Love your videos! How tall is your v-stream windscreen? Looking for one on my adv 150 for the longer trips

@QuasiMotard

2 жыл бұрын

That's a good question! The screen that I have on my 2015 PCX150 is the National Cycle VStream Sport Touring (medium height): www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/national-cycle-vstream-sport-touring-windscreen-honda-pcx150-2014-2018?sku_id=1161414 . I'm not sure exactly how tall it is above the meter cluster. It's not at home with me right now, but I'll try to take some measurements and reply back again soon. Cheers! 😉👍 --QM

@christopherchapman7453

2 жыл бұрын

@@QuasiMotard awesome thanks for the info man 👍

Shit man. You just gave me a valentines day idea, my girl loves bats and stuff.