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paved roads is where probably best enjoyed but off road..... i wouldn't go on the typical off-road terrain dirt bikes go on and ride it to the extreme's dirt bikes are rode to, but some mild off-road terrain shouldn't be bad for it.
 

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You can upgrade the suspension and tires and it'll make it more suitable.

out of the box you can probably go onto dirt roads but nothing with rough terrain.
 

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It is pretty decent off road, just not in the mud. The suspension doesn't have too much travel so you have to take It easy, but I have ridden it quite a bit off road even climbed some hills. Just don't expect it to perform off road like a pit bike.
 

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on terrain like that the grom should be fine but I would probably not recommend going to the extreme's like this....

I wouldn't doubt that it is impossible for the Grom, at this point it's just about finding the right tire. I would honestly give it a try but just not on the edges where I could fall off.
 

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I would love to give these a go but I would hate to ride with these on the streets. When you see that much gao in the sips it would be uncomfortable riding on flatter surfaces.
 

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How about the sand dune guys? Do you think the Grom could handle that? It would be so fun going up those sand hills.

something like this.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gITAaEraxc8]sand mountain dune riding dirt bikes Nevada swrd offroad honda crf450r - YouTube[/ame]
 

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