My new MC-72-150

[drummer9]

I finally got my MCO for my new MC-72-150 ordered from MXMotorsports. Here it is in all its glory.

Heres some shots of the fully assembled scoot.






Heres the scooter during PDI with all the panels off. This is before I actually did any work so things are all still factory set-up.

[phaze]

very cool seat matches good too. i feel like i can reach out and touchit for some reason? gotta get that cam for sure.

[buddymom]

very nic pics. congrats.

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[rallyrrr]

Are your signal lights in the mirrors? I like that, though it might be a little expensive should you, heaven forbid, drop it.

[drummer9]

Yeah they are. Theres actually one light that runs all the time and then a small red LED turning signal light. Its pretty cool. And I'm just hoping that situation never arises.

[sicscoot31]

i like it drummer! What upgrades are you going to do to it? How long did it take to get the scooter itself? Is it hard to take all of the covering off or do you have to know what you are doing?

btw... what does PDI mean? lol

[drummer9]

I hope to upgrade my spark plug to an iridium (maybe a CDI too) replace the air box with a UNI filter and then rejet accordingly. And probably when thats done I'll have more I want to do. I got the scooter itself in 23 days so really over half of my wait was for paperwork. Taking off the coverings isn't too hard. Just take your time to look it over carefully and figure out which pieces come off first. Usually you will take out the storage bin under the seat first then some small panels in the rear of the bike that have exposed screws. Then you just move around carefully finding all the screws you need and carefully removing panels. Its a good idea to keep the screws to a specific panel attached to the panel (zip lock bags work great) so it is easier during reassembly. Really ultimately, just use common sense and don't force anything too much. I believe PDI stands for post delivery inspection, but its just all the things that are smart to do when you first get your scooter before you run it. You can find all your PDI basics here. x1scooters.com/scooterpdi.html