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How would the Grom fair in the Zombie Apocalypse? It's agile, quick, great on gas, silent killer. Which motor bike would you choose?
Perfect Zombie Apocalypse Bike?
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While the Grom might be ok for evading zombies, I'd definitely prefer something more lethal like this:
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You think there would be a chance Daryl would get rid of his bike and use a Grom in Walking Dead?
It would be a great bike for quick runs and escaping, but would need more equipment as a survivalist bike for the sheer amount of crap you would be carrying with you everywhere.
It would be a great bike for quick runs and escaping, but would need more equipment as a survivalist bike for the sheer amount of crap you would be carrying with you everywhere.
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The Grom would be great until a horde of zombies chases you into some tall grass. Then you might want to just run.
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Seems like a good bike to me. After the fall of civilization the roads will probably degrade quickly. There will be no need for a fast bike because you will just crash. The offroad capability would be important, as would fuel economy.
Guns are probably the least effective weapon against zombies! Better to just leave the scene than try to fight it out. The grom is small enough to easily bring it into a defensible building with you.
Yeah, a good zombie bike!
- John
Guns are probably the least effective weapon against zombies! Better to just leave the scene than try to fight it out. The grom is small enough to easily bring it into a defensible building with you.
Yeah, a good zombie bike!
- John
haha I wonder if that bike would actually be street legal ... I know a local guy put "machine gun" barrels on the hood of his Hummer but that would be freakin awesome if I could get that... "Cut me off and not look will ya!? *honks horn that sounds like machine guns*"
I'd vote almost, but not quite.
My ideal zombie bike would be a Yamaha Zuma.
It has no EFI and doesn't even need the battery to run. You can kick start it, get 100 mpg, and even have storage under the seat for scavenging runs. Since it's automatic it keeps your left hand free to hold a weapon or whatever.
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P.S. I was banned from a scooter forum for posting a picture of my Zuma with a SOG tactical tomahawk on the seat. The moderator thought I took it too far and was a "creepy guy"
Glad the Grom crowd seems to have more of a sense of humor.
My ideal zombie bike would be a Yamaha Zuma.
It has no EFI and doesn't even need the battery to run. You can kick start it, get 100 mpg, and even have storage under the seat for scavenging runs. Since it's automatic it keeps your left hand free to hold a weapon or whatever.
P.S. I was banned from a scooter forum for posting a picture of my Zuma with a SOG tactical tomahawk on the seat. The moderator thought I took it too far and was a "creepy guy"
Glad the Grom crowd seems to have more of a sense of humor.Another thing while we're on this topic: I live by the Boy Scout Motto... Be Prepared. While the chance of a zombie apocalypse is truthfully impossible (sorry zombie lovers), a real disaster is NOT that far fetched. The only good thing this whole zombie craze has done is enabled a lot more people to at least think of a plan in case things go south. The more people that are prepared for an emergency the fewer idiots we'll have looting and running amuck.
Here are the contents of my bug out bag (yes it all fits in one standard sized duffel).
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Here are the contents of my bug out bag (yes it all fits in one standard sized duffel).
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We all know that a grom is a bad idea for the zombie apocalypse since the noise will attract the zombies, better off with a bicycle.
Rule #1: CardioWe all know that a grom is a bad idea for the zombie apocalypse since the noise will attract the zombies, better off with a bicycle.
Great, now I have to watch Zombieland again.
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Is that the snap on multitool kit? If so that thing is garbage. Throw it away before it fails on you when you need it.Another thing while we're on this topic: I live by the Boy Scout Motto... Be Prepared. While the chance of a zombie apocalypse is truthfully impossible (sorry zombie lovers), a real disaster is NOT that far fetched. The only good thing this whole zombie craze has done is enabled a lot more people to at least think of a plan in case things go south. The more people that are prepared for an emergency the fewer idiots we'll have looting and running amuck.
Here are the contents of my bug out bag (yes it all fits in one standard sized duffel).
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Get a proper leatherman multitool and surefire flashlight.
Really? That's sad Snap On would put their name on a junky item. I got it as a Christmas gift and just opened the lid long enough to take this picture before throwing it in the emergency kit.
I already have 2x Surefire flashlights... one mounted on the AR and the other mounted on the Mossberg. I also have an LED lantern, a solar panel, and another USB chargeable LED flashlight in the kit.
My zombie response vehicle (2012 Tacoma off-road) has a lot more gear in it since we like to go camping. This bag is just for a quick grab and go... could actually take all of this stuff with me on a Grom.
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