Anyone still riding their GROM?
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Everyone's Groms are down for repairs.
So sad, they don't last very long.
So sad, they don't last very long.
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Lol
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Hey! That's messed up! I ride mine every day but the problem is...it's been at the dealer for a week with transmission issues, and I don't know when I'll get her back!
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Well, so far one used to ride, but the transmission failed.
I'm sure someone's got one with low miles that hasn't shaken apart.
Plus I'm sure anyone less than 90 pounds will likely chime in.
Most others are working on the front forks, swingarm bushings, 3200 rpm idles, and the small setbacks associated with early production flaws.
Don't worry, for a pittance of a mere $1999, plus warranty work, most should be ready before the spring thaw.
Grommy Grom, the bike ain't made for 275 pound porkers!
I'm sure someone's got one with low miles that hasn't shaken apart.
Plus I'm sure anyone less than 90 pounds will likely chime in.
Most others are working on the front forks, swingarm bushings, 3200 rpm idles, and the small setbacks associated with early production flaws.
Don't worry, for a pittance of a mere $1999, plus warranty work, most should be ready before the spring thaw.
Grommy Grom, the bike ain't made for 275 pound porkers!
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Honda grom must be trying to bump his way up the list lol. Aside from a bit of rattle from the headlight cowl and that god awful whine that is slowly going away my grom is daily ridden. I'm 6'4" and 220 not a porker but def not a little dude. Why the hate, are you having problems with your grom?
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Damn, guys around that weight should chime in...
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Sorry, don't know about the list. You can take me off of it if you want. I have no aspirations. I don't see myself receiving any brownie points either.
A little extra bacon in the morning never hurt. Just saying they're made for smaller persons.
I don't hate them. I expected a little more in areas where the cuts were made. Maybe if you can keep it running it'll wear down into the perfect machine. A little shaking isn't all bad. Probably just a little scared every time 220 presses a bit beyond the limits.
I'll keep an eye out for the fork seal report.
Good Luck, and Happy Grommin'
A little extra bacon in the morning never hurt. Just saying they're made for smaller persons.
I don't hate them. I expected a little more in areas where the cuts were made. Maybe if you can keep it running it'll wear down into the perfect machine. A little shaking isn't all bad. Probably just a little scared every time 220 presses a bit beyond the limits.
I'll keep an eye out for the fork seal report.
Good Luck, and Happy Grommin'
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you guys do realize, this is the Canada regional forum?
Here in Texas many of us ride year around. I do. Weather is just now getting nice. 1435 mi. on the Grom I picked up Sept 10th. I love it. I take it on the interstate almost every day and pin the throttle, tuck, and click off 20 miles plus. The only problem I had was...no problems actually. The chain was out of specs (too tight) and the intake valve was on the tight side, but the little engine is tried and true and bullet proof. Easiest bike ever to work on. I don't know how I would feel about parking a bike for 6 months or not being able to legally take it on the interstate, but neither of those are factors.
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Ok, Canadian Bacon then. To me, it's still ham. Either way.....
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Yaaaaay! It'll be ridden year round. No problems, serviced accordingly and putt putting along! +1
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Same here. I am averaging 300 miles a week!!
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Yaaaaay! +2
Just add to the counts so I don't have to post. Thanks.
There should be many more soon......
I have 5 bikes now having just been GIVEN a 2006 Metropolitan scooter by my neighbor and since it is so cheap to run, I do a lot of trips around town on it. I refuse to let any bike not be ridden at least every couple days though. The Met demonstrates why. It had only 972 miles on it when I got it 1 week ago. Now? 1481 mi. It was not running due to gunk in the carb from not being ridden in months. Wasn't hard to fix. In fact, I didn't have to take anything off. Used starting fluid to get it going, then sprayed a can of carb cleaner in the intake...took over an hour, changed the plug, air filter, gear oil, crankcase oil, went through 4 tanks of gas and the scoot runs perfect! We have crappy gasohol and that's our only choice, so you have to ride the bikes to keep them healthy. It's a full-time "job" just riding 5 bikes, but somebody's got to do it.
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