[motomensch]

Being unfamiliar with the Grom, is it suitable for traveling on an interstate highway? I live in the hills north of the city and the easiest way to town is on I-25 but will I be in fear of getting run over?
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[gpd211]

We've been told that 65 is about the top end. I wouldn't want to be on the interstate on something that can't get out of its own way at that speed. This seems to be more suited for urban hooligan antics.

 

[Doc]

I've been on tiny, low-powered bikes on the freeway before, but I am also a small 125lb girl and stick to the slow lane. Also, if you ride with others on the freeway, they will make fun of the lawnmower sound you make. Other than that, do what you gotta' do.

 

[chye]

Seems like this is a really common question. Answer is pretty much the same across the board.

Its possible but I don't think it's meant for that.

 

[Mr. Nice]

I've been on tiny, low-powered bikes on the freeway before, but I am also a small 125lb girl and stick to the slow lane. Also, if you ride with others on the freeway, they will make fun of the lawnmower sound you make. Other than that, do what you gotta' do.

you're nuts, i wouldn't go near the freeway even if it did 80

 

[2riders]

At 130mpg, it sounds like a great in town commuter vehicle.

 

[Ultrakill]

Here in CA, the minimum displacement to ride a two wheeler on the interstate is 250cc.

So if you live in CA it would be illegal for freeway/interstate use.

Sent from some shady person's basement.

 

[leick]

Here in CA, the minimum displacement to ride a two wheeler on the interstate is 250cc.

So if you live in CA it would be illegal for freeway/interstate use.

Sent from some shady person's basement.

Motorcycle Handbook Two Wheel Vehicle Operation
it's 150cc; however that changes nothing in relation to the grom.

 

[FunSize]

Yeah, wouldn't recommend going on the freeway.