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What child, especially boys, doesn't love motorcycles, scooters, atv, utv, well anything with wheels and a motor. It's good, when they're old enough and  are using the proper safety gear, to take them for rides. A very good time for education into safely operating a bike.  Don't just teach them about the fun part of riding, but include bike safety, operation, handing techniques and reckoning dangerous situations that can occur on the roads, city streets, and highways. This all of course when they are old enough to learn it. When we give a youngster a ride on our bike, we are creating a whole new generation of bikers.

I wish I could go to a magazine rack and pick up a scooter magazine , but there are none. Several on motorcycles, but nothing for scooters. I even went to a book store with magazines on everything you could imagine, except scooters. I guess there's just not enough scooter people in the U.S. to support that..

Tromper, I can't remember the name, if it has one. Just a cheap Chinesse FM only receiver, that someone had on Ebay. I had one on my SW and sold it with the bike and then ordered another one for my DT.. The receiver is about 3 & 1/2" square and the chrome speakes are about 2 & 1/2" X 3 ". They mount on the mirrow stalks. I cut a hole in the tupperware down under the handle bars and mounted the receiver there.. I may have one of the boxes that it came in someplace in the shop, but can't get out there now with this broken hip.

Paul, I have a small fm receiver on my DT300 and it has powered speakers and it came with I 12 VDC plug, however I didn't use the receptacle in the small glove box. I wired it directly to the battery and placed an on/off toggle on the radio. It is fused. Never had a problem.You just have to remember to switch off the power to the radio when you turn off your engine. I have a brightly lit switch to help remember,  Plays great and you can get quality sound at 65 mph. Mich about that and the wind noise takes over.. I got mine on e-bay, receiver, two powered speakers, all wiring you need and a wiring diagram. Oh and there was aa noise filer included, which I've never needed. I don't see why you couldn't wire it to the ignition switch to the power On terminal. That way when you shut down the engine, power to the receiver would be off.

Not sure to whom this question was directed, but my answer is No coats seen in Honolulu.

If I could afford it, Id move to Honolulu. It's like summer there year round. Been there twice and it's where I'd really love to be. Scootin all year and laying around on the beach. You can sleep there if you like and no one bothers you. If they do, then Dog is just two streets over and he'll go find 'em.

Hee Hee, Ho Ho