I read our Grom's aka MSX125's are suppose to get 130mpg which is amazing, makes for a great commuter bike. Of course it's obvious a 125cc bike would be a good commuter without even looking at the official rated MPG number.
2014 Honda Grom Fuel Capacity and Gas Mileage
What is the fuel tank capacity on the 2014 Grom and what sort of range/gas mileage can we possibly get with each full tank?
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i didn't see any fuel economy numbers posted on honda's website (U.S. website), where did you get that number from? its probably a estimated fuel economy number.I read our Grom's aka MSX125's are suppose to get 130mpg which is amazing, makes for a great commuter bike. Of course it's obvious a 125cc bike would be a good commuter without even looking at the official rated MPG number.
"Honda's Japan website is boasting the Grom gets 63.2 Km/l. That equates to 148.66 mpg or 178.53 mpg Imperial gallon. Wait for it, wait for it....
It also says driving at a constant 60 Km/h or 38 mph. "
It also says driving at a constant 60 Km/h or 38 mph. "
These bikes are so light I think the riders weight will play a big part in determining fuel milage
Is this 125 also used somewhere else?
It has a 1.97 gal fuel tank. And the bike isn't ridiciously light... A KTM 350EXC has about 45 hp and weighs 242 lbs- just to put things in perspective.
Anything in the 100's is just crazy to me, can't wait
This is a great commuter bike.
And here I thought my CBR250R had incredible gas mileage. You could fuel this thing with spare change you find on the street if the current MPG reports are accurate O_O
I'm surprised this is available for sale and Honda isnt boasting about its fuel economy figures.
I would assume so since it weighs 225lbs most riders will be close to the Groms full weight.These bikes are so light I think the riders weight will play a big part in determining fuel milage
100+ mpg is ridiculous. That is scooter territory but with much more style (IMO).
I wish they had squeezed out another half gallon into the tank.
Damn. The would make fill ups rare lol
I know its a small bike but it might have been nice to have a bigger tank to keep me out of the station as much as possible.
The mileage [130+] is fine for myself and probably will be for most.
With that kind of MPG i can ride to work and back using just a little over 1 tank. That's awesome!
you could ride on forever just with change you find on the ground along the way! hahaAnd here I thought my CBR250R had incredible gas mileage. You could fuel this thing with spare change you find on the street if the current MPG reports are accurate O_O
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