Does the Honda PCX 150 meet the requirements for two-up riding performance?
geeta kumari 28 January 2025 10:01
Scooter owners frequently need to decide whether their vehicle is suitable for carrying passengers. The small build and 150cc specification of the Honda PCX 150 make people wonder about its ability to provide safe and comfortable two-up riding. Power output alongside stability and braking ability and rider comfort establish important criteria for two-up riding capabilities of scooters. The ability of the PCX 150 to transport passengers depends on its structural design elements which incorporate seat length along with footpeg positions and weight capacity. PCX 150 scooter owners who have taken passengers will share their experiences to show both advantages and restrictions when riding two-up on this sought-after bike.
Answered by Vijay 04 December 2024 16:06
Throughout various journeys with my girlfriend as my passenger the PCX performed adequately. The PCX remains stable but reveals the extra passenger weight most during acceleration. Your speed won't hit any records when you ride with a passenger.


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