thisisbenji
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With all the clunky transmission, stiff clutch, and jerky throttle complaints going around.
It must be spring
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catzo
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Now that you mention it my transmission is clunky...how do i fix this? 
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My steering doesn't work @ WOT in first gear....
But what about us guys who ride year 'round, what's MY excuse?
thisisbenji
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I kept stalling my Grom yesterday, it just wouldn't go forwards when I let out the clutch unless I have it gas.
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thisisbenji
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8hp, 200 lbs motorcycle It's my commuter.
It's my commuter.sheltiedave
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I'm so tempted for buying a grom, they look like a lot of fun , just never seen one" in the flesh " as it were .
thisisbenji
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They're great! You just can't take them too seriously and you'll have a blast. It's essential to not have one as a only bike.
sheltiedave
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Cool :thumbup: What is a realistic topspeed for a grom ?
Will they hold 60mph easily enough on flat roads ? I know head winds and hills will slow them down abit .
i used to have a Honda C90 , fun little bike , loved the light weight of it . But in full tuck position it only did 52mph and slowed down to 30 on the hills and head winds ,it did have quite a few miles on that little engine though.
Will they hold 60mph easily enough on flat roads ? I know head winds and hills will slow them down abit .
i used to have a Honda C90 , fun little bike , loved the light weight of it . But in full tuck position it only did 52mph and slowed down to 30 on the hills and head winds ,it did have quite a few miles on that little engine though.
thisisdylan
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maybe 65mph if you didn't eat lunch
