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check scrappydogscooters.com just off top of my head

last year on my scoot at Burger King I ran into a elderly man had to be 70-80 years old ask me about my scooter. He had nothing bad to say at all actually he told me about his scooter a old model Cushman! He then asked me if i wanted to follow him to his house to check it out. i did after some more talk and seemed to be trustworthy glad I did it was a awesome old scooter wish I would of got a pic or even his number might try to ride by and catch him home sometime to go for a ride. yes he still rides it!! Was very cool!

Yoster have u ordered from there before? Do u have this drain plug in ur scoot i see we have same motor

found the same parts it looks like at 3 sights I have already used bike bandit before so will probably order from there but guess it shows there all interchangeable one is just CF Moto 172mm other are 04 and 07 Honda Helix CN250 parts 18 and 19 all 3 sites!

www.cheapcycleparts.com/model_years/1203-honda-2004-helix-cn250/assemblies/12655-right-crankcase-cover

www.bikebandit.com/houseofmotorcycles/2007-honda-helix-cn250/o/m15651#sch418744

www.cfmoto-us.com/html/Customer_Part_Details.aspx?id=0&catid=521&lblSubcatname=Magneto&subcat3=CF172MM%20(FASHION)&subcat2=ELECTRICAL
dont know why its staying at electrical but click on engine body right side all the same diagram even think I will order from Bikebandit.com as I have from there before and trust them already

Well last oil change I may have over tightened my oil drain plug. I had a small leak and thought it needed to be tightened more, well I did and bolt started to slip/strip, I immediately stopped! Not wanting to cause more damage! Leak never got worst, still seeps not really leaks never have seen a oil spot on ground. I have read somewhere that Honda Helix parts are universal? So was going to order a new bolt and washer from bikebandit.com OEM Honda Parts for 2007 Honda Helix CN250. Would that work?
I am thinking since I stopped so soon once I felt it slip/strip that it didn't do much damage, maybe a couple threads on drain bolt? I was worried about it being torqued too tight and with heat theres expansion, so not wanting to crack case I loosened up the drain bolt and re snugged it up with no problem, but still same amount of seep/leak as before. I am hoping a good quality OEM Bolt and washer will help? If not might have to look into something else permatex, thread tape...etc. Does anyone know for sure that a drain plug from 07 Honda Helix will work before I waste money ordering it?

I was never talking about Superior Power Sports? Never messed with that place www.superiorpowersports.com/
I was talking about www.powersportsmax.com/index_parts.php/tID/3
I have never bought a Scooter nor will I offline, I prefer to test drive and have my scooters delivered or rode home not in a crate. I just have ordered parts from here. I got my scooter at a local dealer in Mansfield, Oh.