Scooter Venice Lx TNG 49cc 2005?

I would like to inquire about the Scooter TNG Venice LX, is what I have written on my Scooter but I dont know anything beyond that.
Im trying to find pieces but I cant find anything!

What kind of dirt bike should I get?

I'm 18 years old, 5'4 and weigh 115 pounds. I have some experience riding Quads and feel pretty confident riding them and want to finally get a two wheeler. What would be the best kind of bike for me to learn on?

where can i find this perfect scooter?

I am looking for the perfect electric scooterand what i am looking for is one that can carry 2 or more people has a decent mph, about 15mph or so, has a high weight limit and has great storage space for carrying multiple items if you know of such a scooter please let me know i desperatly need one due to my recent ankle injury which inhibts me from walking long distances.

I bought a set of Barkbuster VPS aluminum bar series for my bike. They are durable and easy to install. The plastic piece also came in the same color as my kdx, (you can choose other colors) they look great. Before, I had trackside wrap around handguards, and they were great too. Both of those brands have kept my hands from being smashed multiple times!

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My non-smashed hands;)

Question: What's the best intermediate/beginner bike that is not to underpowered for ocational highway use?
Answer: About 25% of my miles are on the freeways of Los Angeles and taking trips on the Interstates. My bike is not "underpowered" for regular highway use, let alone occasional. But I will admit it is the bare minimum. *ANY* bike you will consider will be *far* faster than my bike -- a Vespa 150.

A Vulcan 500 would be acceptable if you find a used one that is a killer deal. If your "dream bike" is a street legal racing motorcycle you should be looking at a used Ninja 250 -- common as fleas on a camel, actually an excellent middleweight motorcycle for anyone, capable of 100 mph and cruises just fine at 70 mph on the Interstates.

A good bike is would designed for the road you want to ride. Where do you plan on riding?

I don't discount dirt riding as a source of experience. At least you won't be having to learn to operate the machine while you learn how to safely navigate the street. Not to mention, you have a basic understanding of how to not push your limits.

You already mentioned taking the MSF course, which is your first and best step. More people should take that route. Once you have your license, you can likely test ride motorcycles if your local dealer is decent. Mine is. If they think you're better than an average tire-kicker, they are very free with their inventory.

It really depends on what you think you want to do on the street. If you want to start sport riding, then get an intro sport bike like a Ninja 300 or an SV650. Another option might be something like a DRZ400SM which is the best parts of a dirt bike and street bike. I had one and I wish I still had it.

Good luck. It's an awesome sport, but it's important to start off in the right foot.