u/Bivi89

Hey there! I have a brand new 2025 (or 6 i'm not sure) manual model, bought it in march.

It's been awesome and I've already made a few trips on it.

However, a month or so ago, I was leaving my house, switched it on to get it out of the underground parking to the street, switched it off and left it on the sidestand to load my bags into the topbox and put on my jacket, and when I switched it on again, the check engine light was on, and it gave me a red oil warning on the tft screen.

It made me so paranoid, I immediately switched off the bike, i was checking the oil level, seeing if there were any leaks in the pannier. I didn't see anything and I had to go.

The mystery is though... after the engine restart, the oil warning on the tft screen was gone but the check engine light remained.

I checked on the maintenance notification screen in the options menu, and the there was nothing there.

I took it to a honda mechanic, they ran a diagnostic and cleared it as an electronic gremlin, the bike is running absolutely fine, the dipstick is at the correct level (checked several times)

No problem, right? Just a scare? Yeah

Until it happened again, 2 days ago.

I had to stop at a toll, switch off the bike to use the key for the topbox and get out my wallet, left the bike on the sidestand.

When I switched the engine on again to get going, same oil warning. Red warning on the tft screen, yellow check engine light.

Bike is still running absolutely fine, got where I was going, switched the engine off and on again and the oil warning is gone, check engine light is still there.

It's obviously a recurring electronic problem, checked the oil again and it's still at the required level.

It's extremely annoying because the bike is working perfectly, but it's bugging me to have a check engine light on, and I'm worried that if i leave it like that, I won't notice if a genuine problem pops up.

Any similar experiences? Possible solutions? the mechanic charged me nothing to clear the check engine, but it would be exhausting to have to go everytime this happened.

I'm sure most of this sub has already noticed.

A LOT of posts on reddit feel written by chat gpt.

And because using AI makes you write more like the AI you use, I have stopped being able to tell the difference.

I never thought that AI would start passing the turing test because it would make human output similar to its own.

It makes me depressed.

Buenas moteros españoles!

Estoy renovando equipación para la moto y quiero gastar mi dinero con fabricantes locales en la medida de lo posible.

Busco recomendaciones de marcas españolas de calidad.

Gracias de antemano

Buenas moteros españoles!

Estoy renovando equipación para la moto y quiero gastar mi dinero con fabricantes locales en la medida de lo posible.

Busco recomendaciones de marcas españolas de calidad.

Gracias de antemano

I know that the bars aren't adjustable from factory, I just want a clue on where to start looking for a bar raiser for this bike, so I can eliminate the small forward lean I have to do to grab the handles properly.

I can feel myself getting slightly tired after an hour or two on the bike, and I want it to be more comfortable on longer trips.

Buenas! Yo ni tengo coche eléctrico, pero me interesa mucho su implementación.

Los que lo tenéis y habéis hecho algún viaje largo, cómo lo habéis manejado?

• Uso del sistema de navegación del coche?
• Google maps?
• Alguna otra aplicación que tenga más información sobre los cargadores que se encuentran en el trayecto?

Me parece una buena pregunta para promover discusión y dar información a los usuarios de este sub.

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I used to live just outside of Barcelona, and have used for 2 years, my mom's 110cc Honda Vision, then I bought a 125cc Yamaha Nmax for myself in late 2024.

Just barely over a month ago, I "upgraded" to a Honda NC750X because I moved out of the city to somewhere less dense and needed a bigger bike, capable of highway speeds (yes I know there are high displacement scooters that will do highway, but I also wanted something slightly more exciting)

I'm in the middle of selling my Nmax and have driven it a few times again in my town and it's just great.

The lightness, the convenience, the step-through frame (omg so good), being able to move through traffic, having my GF on the back seat that makes it feel like a rom-com come to life, being able to park it aboslutely anywhere (less options for that on my new bike)

I'm really enjoying my new bike, but if I ever return to living somewhere where a small scooter makes sense, I will definitely buy one again.