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No , but I just had my seat reworked or reupholstered. I took it to a auto-shop upholstery and added 2" to the front elevation and tapered it down to 1/2" in rear. the sides just taper off.
I was shocked to see seat apart. The plastic you see from bottom only had 1/2" thick layer all the way, LxW. No wonder butt hit hard on the bumps.It was not what I had imagined it to be.. On the cheap side I would say. But to take care of slope I added 2" thick foam to front and tapered off to 1/2 in rear. Of course you are raising seat height and it is noticeable but if you can afford to gain seat height it is definitely worth it. I am 5'8"  with  a 30-31 inseam and no prob. It cost $135 and it may or may not be too costly, especially if you are unsure about keeping scoot. So I am liking it and very pleased with the idea,you may have something you would like more. But, don't think you are going to shave some foam out ,,,there is not enough to shave. Above all choose a reliable upholsterer, be sure to ask when you will get seat back.javascript:void(0);

The best small size would be the 125. It is a little better on gas ,msrp is lower and cc's allow a very small hp difference.
Now, your best bet would be a used Honda, then maybe an Aprillo,,, and then a kymco much better resale value and easier to sell used. Honda is the bullet proof scooter. I see elite 125's often . Never buy new! I shouldn't have to tell you why. All this is probably everything you did not want to hear. Sorry!

You should be able to adjust the spring preload - and I would do it all the way up.  I believe that on the Supre 8 150 it is at the bottom of the shocks.  There should be a ring that the springs set on, and it has notches (ramps) under it that sit on a pin.  You should have a spanner wrench in your tooklit that fits on there and allows you to turn that ring, and increase the preload.  Move it to the notch that is farthest from the spring - but don't go past it.  If you happen to have shocks that don't have that ring and notch setup (usually 5 notches) - then no, you can't adjust them...

If you are already on the farthest notch or if you have no notches - then you either need to buy better shocks - or take those apart and add spacers.  Taking a shock apart to add spacers is not as easy as it may sound.  You need to compress the spring and then remove the collar.  It's best to take the shock to someone who has a press...

It doesn't make a rats ass.
 Let em marry or whatever,and let the  courts fill up with divorce's, and let the lawyers become more wealthy.
Amen!

Who gives a rat's ass? It sure shouldn't be a national headline and in every news report.
We have bigger fish to fry!

  Forget looks, go big ! I grocery shop on my scoot and am always worried if all will fit. It usually does, but I have a cheap huge Givi (not the delux model). Don't forget you have to fit locking accessories too. You can remove it with one push of a button .

They are wide too!