Bumps good but every 10-15 min of bumping it

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The Controller maybe over heating. another thing that could cause this is loose connection to the battery. Throttle may have broken wire and when you hit a bump looses connection. If you let the scooter sit for 10-15 min. before trying again that could have worked better for you.

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The very first thing I would check would be if the battery cables are clean and tight. After that I'd lean towards a bad ignition switch. Do you have a ton of keys on your keyring? wiggle your key while its on to see if you can recreate the problem.

A bump cap is a hardhat with a chin strap that is made of a more lightweight material and that. It is meant for wearing at sites where there is a risk of scraping or bumping one's head.

Sounds like broken spring, or collapsed suspension strut, or collapsed wheel baring, or broken upper or lower control arm or extremely worn bushes, or all the above. what is it your driving? what sort of bumps? speed bumps? or 4x4ing bumps? or just general bumps in the road?

clean transmission cooler/radiator

It could be even simpler than that, yes an improper impedance rating on an amp will cause it to overheat, but should function temporarily until it reaches peak temp. If the outputs were blown the protect light should not light up being that they would need to work to cause the protect light to come on. I would double check all of your connections, one small little crossed wire would cause an amp to immediately go into a protect mode.

it will probably more than likely be a problem with either a speaker being loose or a bare wire someplace in the wiring

Please have a check at your steering rack and your shocks.

But I have a strong belief it could be your steering rack.

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jl audio is a good name to stand by for amps kickers amps sound good at a high vol but not at a low vol