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On my Linhai there is a main fuse on the starter relay, from there it goes to the key and 4 fuse holder. Check the main fuse on the relay.

Thanks all, I now have 900 miles on the scoot. Thefranchise216 and Spandi, I didn't paint it but I do like it in white, the paint job is heavily orange peeled and not as shiny as a factory paint job, I may reshoot it later. So far so good, I think I will write a ride report soon.

As said by others above, experience is the key. Leave yourself plenty of room to stop and maneuver, don't tailgate, ride within your comfort zone and you will be there soon. Like Prodigit, I feel safer on the freeway. City traffic is way more dangerous with all the intersections and distractions vying for attention. There are a few stretches of highway I avoid though: Atlanta, DC, Orlando and other metro areas that are highly congested around rush hour. I have had plenty of close call in town and only a few on the highway.

I had that happen on the CB750, turned out to be the rubber boot/ spark plug cap around the spark plug was bad, it let water in and the spark went to ground instead of through the plug. A new NGK cap solved it.

I get all my parts for the Linhai from Sunright International.

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Purchasing parts for your Linhai scooter:
If you are in need of repair and maintenance parts for your Linhai 260/300 scoots and do not have
a dealer from which to purchase them, you may purchase them from www.scootertronics.com or
directly from the importer - Sunright, International. Because, at this time, there is not an
extensive servicing dealer network in place across the country, Sunright will process orders from
private owners. Normally in this type of business, only dealers are allowed to buy from the
importer.
To place an order, you must have the part number, as listed in the parts manual that came with
your scoot. If you do not have a parts manual, contact Sunright and ask if they are available - I
really don't know. When you call, tell the receptionist you wish to purchase parts. She will e-mail
or fax an order form to you. You can give her your payment information when you call and return
the order form by fax or send a payment, with the order form, through the mail. Sunright,
International ph# 770-729-9065
Service advice:
If your scoot was purchased from a servicing dealer, that dealer should be your first contact with
service/warranty questions. If not from a servicing dealer but a known drop-ship dealer, you
should still go through that dealer, initially, with and service/warranty questions. After that, you
may also contact the importer, Sunright, at the above phone number, and ask for the head tech,
Jim Rafac. Remember, most importers normally usually work only with their dealers (not the
public) but for now, Sunright will take our calls since their dealer network is not yet established.
Remember, read through the owner's manual carefully. It is one of the best Chinese
manuals I have seen and provides a wealth of information.

I purchased a 2008 Linhai 300 with 1500 miles on it from a SD form member last fall, it was disassembled and fire damaged but the price was right. Previous owner had overheating issues and when the fuel line leaked and caught on fire, he'd had enough.
After changing the head gasket, thermostat, water pump, fuel pump, and the melted bits, I can now pull the word project from my signature.
A big thanks goes out to Jim at Sunright! He answered all my questions, got me the parts I needed, and made things right. Sunright is a great company to deal with.