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I think there's somekind of organize scoot thieves in my area,in the past 4 months there's been atleast 5 scooters that's been stolen,2 of which I know the owners.one of them saw a pick up truck passing back and forth before his bike was stolen.
It would take at least 2 average size guys to lift it up on truck's bed,I've installed an alarm because of this hoping to scare them a little with the 120 decibel alarm I installed.
Watch out guys ,you're scoot could be "Gone in sixty seconds" $$: /

I'm guessing you're using really light rollers to compensate the big wheels.I've been seeing more and more kymco people on the road here where I live,I think folks like those bigger tires,gives them the feeling of riding a motorcycle.

Streido,when u say on the clock ,you mean the reading on your speedometer right?Silly question but wondering.I find it helpful to find out my real speed passing this one street in my area that has one of those radar speed limit that shows my actual speed.gps didn't work for me since it's hard to take a look at the gps while at full speed.
Pumping up tires gave me extra 1-1/2 miles per hour.I noticed air in my tire loses psi in just one day.I don't think I wanna pump everyday though ,.I wonder how's those Michelin tires from provoscooter,maybe less pumping.

Okay guys ,back to the topic,So I'll assume that if our little engine doesn't go past 65+ mph,Our piston and cylinder will be safe from harm of over rev and lack of lubrication.So far the fastest I've ran was 55mph (going down hill).Kinda scary with the stock tires.

Haha,Gud one,there's a possibility that the gas from the float bowl evaporates and reduce the gas in carb and needs to crank to fill up.that's still a mystery right now..

Peters I have similar situation with my scoot,I learned that just 3 days of not starting my scoot and I will be having a hard time starting it,But after atleast 50+ kicks and it will start,still gives me that scary feeling that it will never start.What I do now if I'm getting hard time to start is I put a rag on the kickstart lever and I use my hand to kickstart or punch start(lol),I found it easier that way,but either way I will end up all sweaty(gud workout)lol.It's not on the manual what to do but I learned it from you.
Over all my sting 50's running great.

I agree Streido,feels better with the 50s,no need for motorcycle endorsement,and yearly registration fees/insurance.
I would think that your agility will be just fine at constant WOT ,4strokers oil's always circulating in your engine,but Bat has a point going downhill might over rev to 10,000 rpm.