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Just a word of advice. Don't listen to anybody. Take your scooter apart to make sure what weight rollers you have from the factory before you order new ones. I took someone's advice and ended up buying the same weight I already had. It doesn't take that long to get them shipped, and it may save doing the job twice. Bye the way I went to lighter weight by 1 1.5 grams Dr Pulley sliders for better acceleration, and was very happy with my results

I've got 4 huge Oak trees in my backyard. I have a John Deere D130 garden tractor with the bagger attachment. I bet I empty 20 or 30 bags full of leaves each fall. My neighbor just had his done by a professional. It cost him $350.00. I'm 80 now and probably will have to bite the bullet and go that route in a few years.

   Living here in Syracuse, NY, I'm in the Eastern time zone. I just leave my clock on DST because I don't ride very much during the colder Standard time. Having the clock 1 hour off is the same as the speedometer reading being off by several MPH to me.

  I think you can buy that type of bulb aftermarket!

  God bless you guys! I'm 80 years old and you won't see me on my scooter if it's below 50 degrees. I have both a bright yellow t-shirt, and a lightweight bright yellow jacket. They are both very bright and visible with reflective stripes. I also added black reflective graphics all over my scooter for better visibility.

     I really used to enjoy these charity type rides when I had my Harley. The last one I went on one was with my Kymco GTI 300i in 2013. I think I was the only scooter out of hundreds of motorcycles. I felt so out of place, I never went again. Unfortunately, here in central New York there are no groups or organizations that have an active participation for scooters. I've been riding mostly alone for a long time and miss the group rides.

   Here in Syracuse my wife just got interested in bird watching. I hung a couple of feeders and several suet cages to attract different species. She also heard that the Bluejays love peanuts, so she started putting peanuts out every few days. Well, it's true the Bluejays do love the peanuts, but so do the squirrels. Now when she puts out peanuts, we'll have 6 or 7 squirrels on our deck in a matter of minutes. 

just turned 5000 miles on my leftover 2020 like. took a road trip to Maine from upstate NY and ran perfect. I think it's just getting broken in. we ran through the mountains so 55 mph was about our top speed. only complain is the small gas tank. My wife rides a Vespa 300 and she's at 1/2 tank when I'm out. averaged around 70mpg and would do it all over again. great scooter

     I'm in the same boat. I have a '23 People S 150i ABS that I absolutely love. The only downside is the 1.6-gal fuel tank. I can average a little better than you (75-80), but still have to stop for fuel too often.