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I bought my direct from the mfg. They are touchy about who sells them.

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You can buy, from them, a bottle and hose to but them in the tire through the valve stem.

I've never been pleased with my Chinese scooter headlights. They were awful on my 150cc. On my 250B, the left is higher and brighter than the right. I think there is an adjustment, but it looks like you'd have to take the front off to get to it.

If I what I am thinking is correct, when you take off the front cowling you'll see a thin, black wire coming off the radio that isn't connected to anything. I believe that is the antenna. Of course, I may be wrong (that would not be the first time). You could try to reposition it or make it longer.

There are a ton of screws holding the front on. Some are hidden under the aluminum floor boards and behind the front wheel.

The problem I had with screws on my last Chinese 150cc was pretty much my fault. I kept experimenting with various headlight bulbs which meant that the front of the scooter was taken off many times. Eventually the speed nuts would break along with bits of the plastic body.

Just be careful not to lose the screws and replace the hardware when necessary. On my current scooter, the previous owner thought duct tape was better than screws so I had to go to the hardware store and buy some screws. I picked out some sheet metal screws that were a close match, but couldn't find a them in the stainless variety, so they will probably corrode quickly.

-Michael

Cool idea. I really don't like the way my 250B's underseat storage area is full of cubby-hole spaces. The deep parts are really pointless anyway if you carry anything larger than a pack of playing cards.

Matching the scooter paint is a crap shoot. Duplicolor's Perfect Match line of paint is a good place to eyeball your colors. They are available at stores like O'Reilly Auto Parts.