[gore-tx]

Anyone knows what the maintenance schedule is on the Grom?

 

[mad8vskillz]

http://www.gromforum.com/forum/honda-grom-how/5121-msx125-english-owners-manual-pdf.html

 

[Samu]

http://www.gromforum.com/forum/honda-grom-how/5121-msx125-english-owners-manual-pdf.html

Awesome thanks a lot

 

[gore-tx]

Thank you for sharing the link. It looks like the valves need to be checked at the initial 600 miles and then every 2,500 miles. That's a lot!

 

[ProAtvracer]

Every 2500 miles?? Wow that is a lot. That's like every 1-2 months for me.

 

[hrcnick11]

Right but your talking about removing 4 cover bolts on two covers that have o-rings. Making sure the cam is on the round part and not the lobe and then sticking a feeler gage in on one valve under each cover. You could do this while you are waiting for the oil to drain during a oil change. If it needs adjustment its a bolt and screw. No cam to pull out or time.

Seriously most of the time your going to stick in the feeler gage and say yeah still good.

 

[chye]

agreed. small motors like this are so easy to work on and maintain. anyone can do it. and if you don't want to there are many shops that can for a reasonable price (not labor intensive)

 

[Guitar1616]

Seems like a typical, trusty Honda maintenance schedule. Can't wait for these bad-boys to be released!

 

[J-Mo]

Every 2500 miles?? Wow that is a lot. That's like every 1-2 months for me.

That works out to something like 42 miles a day. That's a ton of riding, especially for a Grom.

Like hrcnick11 said, it should be pretty easy to do.

 

[david reddy]

Awesome!!!

 

[Grommer2]

gavinfdavies was kind enough to send me a pdf file which shows the valve check/adjustment procedure in detail complete with photos for the MSX125. It looks easy. If an administrator wants to furnish me with an email address, I will forward it to the forum for everyone to see. Thanks again Gavin. You da man.

 

[hmiwb]

Valve adjustments and oil changes should keep your Grom running for a long time.

 

[Wannabegp]

I love doing maintenance on my bikes

 

[Kawah1]

Thanks for the link