Like for a riding school or something. The Grom is small and maneuverable enough that it should be excellent for learning the principles of riding, especially things like counter steering and weight shifting. In a controlled environment of course..
Exactly what I said, A lot of people will find this to be the case, I mean...how can you not? Especially when seeing all the other bigger, full-sized bikes out on the street. We're basically a step ahead of the people on scooters but right behind guys on CBR250's and the likeGreat starter bike, but since it isn't full-sized, it isn't so great once you aren't a noob any more. The Grom is great for what it is, but many people will want a full-sized bike once they get used to riding the Grom. So if you want a better investment, it could be worth it to buy a bike that is full-sized.