Yes That Is An Indication Of Being Too Fast In Time. Have The Timing Set Then See If It Is Better.
At highway speeds, YES!
About an hour at highway speeds.
It will take about about 1.5 hours at highway speeds.
When you're cruising along at highway speeds on level roads.
If by this you mean only "hot heat" when drive at highway speeds likely thermostat bad and/or almost stuck and takes long time warm up from high engine RPM during highway driving.
no but you have to drive on a sidewalk or parking lot or neighborhood, etc. but you cant drive on a highway or streets outside of neighborhoods, think of it as a normal bike
My 1999 Trooper gets about 16 MPG with mixed highway and city driving. I believe that it has the same drive train as the 2001. If I drive at moderate speeds on the highway, I can get 19 MPG.
no but you have to drive on a sidewalk or parking lot or neighborhood, etc. but you cant drive on a highway or streets outside of neighborhoods, think of it as a normal bike
This can only be done in theory and not in practice, but it should take about six months to travel to the moon at highway speeds nonstop.
a patched tire can be safe to drive on for short periods of time, but shouldn't be driven at highway speeds as they aren't as safe
You can't even drive a scooter on a highway. If you are trying to get somewhere, you must take slower back roads because most mopeds can only reach speeds of about 50mph.
It depends on how fast you drive and whether you stop or not along the way, but at highway speeds with no stops other than quick ones for refueling, around 12 hours.