Hey, for extra transport without breaking camp, my wife got a Zuma scooter by Yamaha. She puts it into the tack room of her horse trailer and takes it to the horseshows with her and we also take it along to the desert in winter. Has a compartment under the seat that will fit a bag of groceries or a laptop and carries two, in a pinch if you're not in a hurry. Larger tires, so it works on gravel roads. Automatic clutch and tranny..twist the grip and it starts out, no shifting either. Good lights, goes about 50, has been eminence free for about 3 years now with an abusive owner who loans it out to everyone at shows, etc. One would fit on a receiver carrier and they are quite light. Only drawback is the fuel capacity is small, limiting range to about 100-125 miles..Two stroke.. Don Hanson |
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