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Yeah, I expected the numbers to be right there on that little cover, but nope. I took the bucket off last night and couldn't find anything that looked right there, either. So they gave me the good one then?

Ooooh...Shiny!

I think there is a kit. I read a lot about Malossi and such brands on here. I'm sure somebody will know more than me and can point you in the right direction or give a link with different choices. It just surprised me because I thought I saw a post somewhere around here that you got your scoot about the same time I got mine. Maybe even same day. I should feel lucky that mine was at least already derestricted for me. Although, from the pics I've seen it seemed to be easier to do than changing out rollers and such. Congrats on your new scoot, Conley! How's it running? 

It is a shame, but once I do it...Look Out! First time I succeed they will probably hear me whoopin' and hollerin' all the way down in the bottom and across the creek on the other side of the hollow. hahaha

We gots a small hill down here. Yesterday I practiced just coasting down it and hitting the brakes to get an idea what would happen coming down a larger hill. Seems the front brakes jerk much more than the back ones do. Both of them together seemed less jerky. I'm not sure, but I think the front ones seem to slow it down faster. May need both coming down that grade.

Thanks, art. The only thing I see on that side is one of those little star or asterisk type symbols with little numbers around the outside and something in the center. Not sure if that is helpful. If that is the number(s) I will need a magnifier for sure because they are small. On the other side (the one away from your arrow) I see a long string of numbers that looks like 114003744 and it may have some other numbers in front of the 1, It's obstructed from my view. Now, down inside the helmet box there is a sticker with some part numbers on them for about 11 parts or so. But the diagram is lousy or I am tired. It makes no sense. lol.

I snapped a pic of it. But I can't read anything in the pic. I may have to try again in the daytime with better light. I'll post the pic anyway. Maybe someone else has the same sticker inside their helmet box and can tell which number is for the carb. The shots are wearing off here and the dentist's torture of excavating and digging to prep for the root canal is setting in here. I'll look again tomorrow.

Okay, here's a better pic. Hope it's large enough to see. If I can identify what parts the numbers 1- 12 correspond with the problem might be easily solved.

That's right. Had my first taste of fun, now I'm determined.

Ha! Nah, no wheelies yet. Worked mostly with curves and turns and speed today. Can't go but so fast down here. It's not posted but everyone (but me,  ) drives only one way. Lots of blind curves and such. I put on about 7 miles, but just up and down on my one lane street. Will be easier tomorrow in the daytime, when everybody is at work and no traffic. I think I talked to someone from each of the 8 or 9 houses on my street today. It must be an attention getter.

It's taking me some time to get used to it because I feel like I'm too short for it. I'm (almost) 5'4". That's not extremely short, but my feet won't sit flat on the ground. One or the other could if I lean the bike, but not both at the same time. Slightly more than toes touching. I'll never get the benefit from that neat little backrest. lol. I have to sit way up at the front of the seat, so when I stop I will be able to lean the scoot one way or the other a little around my leg to set a foot flat on the ground. I don't know if I explained that right. It's like my knees are almost directly under the handle bars. Not real comfy. I feel like if I had one or two more inches on the bottom of my shoe it would be much more comfortable and easier for me. I wonder if there are shoes or even boots like that, where the whole bottom sole is bigger, not just a heel. There should be some kind of easy solution.

Near one end of our street, there's a nice little house for sale with a small horseshoe type driveway, it's kind of on a hill. (It's all hills down here, lol.) First time I pulled in there and came up the hill and pulled out the other side and turned right into the street without slowing to a stop or putting my foot down I was like, Whoa, did I do that? This is too cool. 

Just for fun...See the Taco Bell dog.

Odometer and the piece that is missing. I need to figure out what to put there to cover that gap with so dirt and such does not go down in there. hmmm