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My two TGB dels. come with foot pegs and I have homemade pegs on my tomos Revival.
My R9i does not have them and once I got used to it I have been comfortable with it. R-
padding the seat is a good answer also for butt comfort.

So far as I know you can not ride 50cc scoots or bikes on any Interstate any where in the country. You could ride 150ccs on the Interstate but only if you have a death wish. It is legal.
It sounds like an interesting ride but map it for the back roads only.

Only He knows when the world as we know it will end. there is no doubt that we are in trying
times and that situation will likely continue until we can find reasonable solutions. Remember 2000. That was the year touted to bring about the ultimate end. When all the 'evidence' is presented one must make his own conclusions. I expect to be riding in 2013!!
Now the video of the man who can fly is interesting. There are just a few things that I find
questionable. He never changes his position as he flies and no wind is rumpling his hair or
his clothing. It looks like a carefully selected crowd of a few who are observing and cheering
him. Can you spell photo shop and hoax? When national news outlets cover the event and he flies from the Empire State Building to the Chrysler Building in NYC I might believe it.

Good credit is 'a good thing'. However, saving is a better thing. I have paid
cash for all 6 of my rides (down to 5 now that the Tank is gone) and it is
not hard to do. Just budget a donation to a savings account and also to
an under the bed account each month. Save your change and your $1.00
bills also for the latter account and you will be surprised at how fast you can
build your discretionary funds. And when you buy it it is yours, not the lenders.!!!
I know that bank savings accounts offer nada interest but I have found that it
makes it a little harder to draw from and gives you time to think about it.

I seem to remember that CZ made a 125cc bike that Sears imported under the Allstate
emblem in the early 60s. I would love to have one of those in a trike or sidecar but dont
think I could afford it unless I quit eating and sold all my scoots.

I have worked in TX, a wonderful state. However the coast of TX has an extremely high
humidity year round, hurricanes, and you had better have a job before you move. I was
raised in Asheville, have 2 sons still living there and if I had to make the choice I would
stay there in the mountains before I would move anywhere.
If you want to ride on the coast, pack the scoot for short vacations on the outer banks of
NC.

Mac, I started losing my hearing on my 30s also.No one else in my family had ever had hearing
problems. Got my first hearing aids in 1991 and slowly but surely my hearing deteriorated. My
present Audiologist keptme going as long as she could and then reccomended a cochlear
implant. At first I refused but the longer it went the worse it got. I had the proceedure done
2 years ago this coming May and it is the best thing I ever did. Medicare and tricare covered
the expense. I was totally deaf in my left ear so that was the side I elected to have the implant done on. I have 5% hearing in my right ear and wear a hearing aid in that ear. What
it picks up the brain enhances and I hear in sterio. I use a cap-tel phone so that I can read what the caller is saying if I miss a word. Dont rule out the implant as it sounds to me like you are ready for one.