How to carry a motorcycle/scooter on Class B?

MrWizard wrote:
the rear clutch engages from the engine turning the belt

you can spin the rear wheel all day the clutch and trans and belt drive will not engage

It still would not be choice for travel carry, for other reasons
NOT the transmission

the transmission will not be affected
and the rear end has oil in it for the drive gears on the output side of the clutch
those gears will be driven by the rolling real wheel
the torque and wear will be opposite from normal applied driving force
as the wheel will be the driving force, but it will also be limited as it is NOT pushing the scooter down the road

I don't know if the Reflex works differently than a SilverWing, which is what Peggy has now. But the SilverWing will spin the engine while coasting above a certain speed. Below about 20 mph the scooter will simply coast, above that speed the transmission is engaged. Might be worth checking to make sure the Reflex doesn't work similarly.