Honda Click For Sale

[PoolHustler 47]

For Sale. Honda Click year 2011.
Fuel Injection
Taxed & insured till January 2015
Green book ready for easy Pattaya transfer (CAN ASSIST)
a few scratches but mechanically sound.
This bike has been serviced every 4k kms
25k kms. Price 18,500 baht. Tel 0899-326-716

[short 215]

$600 for a bike you would pay $4500 in the states for a new one. Not a bad deal.

[jacko 8,822]

$600 for a bike you would pay $4500 in the states for a new one. Not a bad deal.

Do they sell this in the USA?

They sell a PCX150 for about $3500, new, which is a completely different and superior machine.

Keep it real.

[short 215]

Jacko, The walk in price at a local bike shop for the PCX150 is $4500. According to Honda it should be $3500 as you stated.

 

I admit to not knowing shit about bikes. I'm still trying to figure out how to get a bike endorsement on my license so that I can legally rent one in Thailand.

 

Can you tell me in which ways the PCX150 is a better bike except for engine power?

[jacko 8,822]

Double rear suspension, bigger engine, combined braking system, auto idling engine stop etc.

 

Anyhow, let us not derail this thread further.

[short 215]

Double rear suspension, bigger engine, combined braking system, auto idling engine stop etc.

 

Anyhow, let us not derail this thread further.

 

 

 

Jacko, can you send me a PM. I honestly don't know what those terms mean. My apology for derailing the thread.

[MM 6,562]

Auto-idling stop apparently is against USA DOT guidelines, so it's not on the USA models.

 

I absolutely love that feature, esp with these 5+ minute light waits in central Pattaya.

[PoolHustler 47]

Bike is sold but please carry on with your bike chatter

[keyman 1,413]

Jacko, The walk in price at a local bike shop for the PCX150 is $4500. According to Honda it should be $3500 as you stated.

 

I admit to not knowing shit about bikes. I'm still trying to figure out how to get a bike endorsement on my license so that I can legally rent one in Thailand.

 

Can you tell me in which ways the PCX150 is a better bike except for engine power?

 

 

If you've never ridden one before, Thailand is not the place to learn!!

 

 

KM

[biggles 509]

Fully agree. I have ridden for 50 years and every day in Pattaya I have "close calls". Automatics do make it easier as you can concentrate more on the road and what is happening around you, rather than worrying about gears. Unless you are planning to be here long time you can make do with public transport.