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I've sold it, now begins the search of a new rig.

I hope that the civic will last several more year, but when 'ill have to replace it i think i'll go with a family estate car, (atm i like the Volvo V60) because me anf my gf are planning to have kids in the next future.

yes, they're like the Honda of Watches :headbang: I'd like to buy the Seiko Sarb033 before the prices increase again.

Yep, especially in a country where you can legally cruise at 140mph, or more :spaz:

Horology is a fascinating world, at the moment the only mechanical watch i own is a Seiko SNK805, in past i had an Orien Mako but i sold it because i was tired of the "diver look". As you can see i'm on the lower end side of horology :nixon:

Just came back from a working trip in Germany (no speed limit on highway), i was there with a 150 hp Audi A4 TDi and daaaamn i wish i had more power! During everyday use i probably don't need the 180hp of my civic but pulling 2/3 gears sometimes, makes me happy

It is not difficult, at the beginning it is really helpfull to follow a skilled rider, not a fast rider, but one who has the right lines on the twisties. Once you'll have the right lines, the speed will come automatically.

My biggest hobby is to travel, then i have motorcycle, hiking and photography which are all somehow related to the first.

Thank you! Yes, nakeds are really fun on tracks, the problem with this kind of bike is that you are not fast on the straights, making difficult to safely overtake slower rider on corners if they have a 600/1000cc supersports. They'll smash you on the straight and then they'll block you at the...

I've got this 2009 Triumph Street Triple, which i've modded for a road/track use.

Here it's hitting quite hard, now we have to keep a safe distance from anyone else of at least 1 meter, we can leave our home only for important reason (work, get groceries, going to help old peoples). Schools are closed, restaurant and other non essential shops must close at 6pm. Hope this get...

It is strange to read how common the Civic is on the other side of the ocean, while here is simply not considered. I have my Civic since 2017 and people keep stopping me on the road for information regarding the car, as if i'm driving a Ferrari.

Actually i'm active on Triumph motorcycles and watches forum.

Because it drives and looks better than its competitor, plus i wanted a japanese car. I considered to buy a BMW 1er too, but it was less powered and way more expensive.

Installed winter tyres

133 mph in my Civic; 168mph in a Maserati Granturismo S in a german autobahn sector without speed limit.

My Civic shares the garage/driveway with a 2009 Triumph Street Triple lightly modified for road/track use, and my girlfriend's Fiat 500.

Glad to hear your wife is okay, and good to see how the Civic safety features performs.

I think it's called Rogue Sport in the US (i've seen some of them last August in California). Diesel had a huge sales boom in the late 90's/early 00's because it has a better fuel economy, furthermore the fuel itself is cheaper (than petrol). For example: with a diesel Civicx you can easily do...

Changed the key fob battery, does it count?