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I saw a couple (yeah, 2 people) on one in Ilfracombe last year, they were touring the UK (that's touring with a little 't'),
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Congrats, Mr Fish. I've seen them at a couple of rallies. Keep saying I'm gonna go test ride one. Maybe it's good that I haven't?
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Awesome little thing; must be great for filtering. btw grom means thunder in my native lang
shame you didn't take a photo of yourself on it, at 6.2 must feel like riding a dog |
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nice new ride.
you know there is a lot you can do to that 125 for performance parts to make it really scream. |
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Congrats on the Grom, that's a pure hooligan bike! Looks like a lot of fun!
Love the new motto. I will try to live by your words. Hehe. |
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vespinado wrote: Congrats, Mr Fish. I've seen them at a couple of rallies. Keep saying I'm gonna go test ride one. Maybe it's good that I haven't? |
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old as dirt wrote: nice new ride. you know there is a lot you can do to that 125 for performance parts to make it really scream. |
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Strick wrote: Congrats on the Grom, that's a pure hooligan bike! Looks like a lot of fun! Love the new motto. I will try to live by your words. Hehe. |
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wmak wrote: Boo Yah! Nothin' like a new bike! Can't wait for the review! |
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Nomad68 wrote: After my gts got stolen in April, first thing I did was go and buy one of these.... |
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old as dirt wrote: nice new ride. you know there is a lot you can do to that 125 for performance parts to make it really scream. And no offense, Mr. Fish, but it looks like you have the means to trick it out. |
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Mr fish wrote: Nomad68 wrote: After my gts got stolen in April, first thing I did was go and buy one of these.... .... and I've spent nearly £2000 in grom upgrades Also a full tank is less than £4 and gets almost 120 miles It's a perfect city commuter bike, I've done almost 2000 miles on mine....definitely a keeper I reckon |
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Definitely looking forward to the review. My GTS always puts a smile on my face, seems the Grom has the same fun factor!
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Congrats, Mr. Fish. I was looking at one of those, too. Once I even saw two men on one, bombing down an expressway. Perhaps, if they'd put ABS on it I'd be riding one of those instead the CB300FA now.
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Congrats, Mr. Fish,
Your vid is the perfect ad for the Grom. Couldn't be better. Cheers, Johnny |
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Trotter wrote: old as dirt wrote: nice new ride. you know there is a lot you can do to that 125 for performance parts to make it really scream. And no offense, Mr. Fish, but it looks like you have the means to trick it out. |
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Nomad68 wrote: Mr fish wrote: Nomad68 wrote: After my gts got stolen in April, first thing I did was go and buy one of these.... .... and I've spent nearly £2000 in grom upgrades Also a full tank is less than £4 and gets almost 120 miles It's a perfect city commuter bike, I've done almost 2000 miles on mine....definitely a keeper I reckon |
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awb wrote: Definitely looking forward to the review. My GTS always puts a smile on my face, seems the Grom has the same fun factor! |
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montliz wrote: Congrats, Mr. Fish, Your vid is the perfect ad for the Grom. Couldn't be better. Cheers, Johnny |
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Mr fish wrote: Nomad68 wrote: Mr fish wrote: Nomad68 wrote: After my gts got stolen in April, first thing I did was go and buy one of these.... .... and I've spent nearly £2000 in grom upgrades Also a full tank is less than £4 and gets almost 120 miles It's a perfect city commuter bike, I've done almost 2000 miles on mine....definitely a keeper I reckon There are a few important upgrades that you need also (tyres for starters...) Give me a shout if you want to know more or if you wanna take my bike for a spin and try em out |
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Nomad68 wrote: Mr fish wrote: Nomad68 wrote: Mr fish wrote: Nomad68 wrote: After my gts got stolen in April, first thing I did was go and buy one of these.... .... and I've spent nearly £2000 in grom upgrades Also a full tank is less than £4 and gets almost 120 miles It's a perfect city commuter bike, I've done almost 2000 miles on mine....definitely a keeper I reckon There are a few important upgrades that you need also (tyres for starters...) Give me a shout if you want to know more or if you wanna take my bike for a spin and try em out |
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Mr fish wrote: Nomad68 wrote: Mr fish wrote: Nomad68 wrote: Mr fish wrote: Nomad68 wrote: After my gts got stolen in April, first thing I did was go and buy one of these.... .... and I've spent nearly £2000 in grom upgrades Also a full tank is less than £4 and gets almost 120 miles It's a perfect city commuter bike, I've done almost 2000 miles on mine....definitely a keeper I reckon There are a few important upgrades that you need also (tyres for starters...) Give me a shout if you want to know more or if you wanna take my bike for a spin and try em out A huge improvement, more confidence in the handling/braking and no more slipping around in the rain |
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I was looking at those but I didn't like them too much on the BV350maybe work better with a 12" wheel they seem to get a good write up ..also looking at Pirelli diablos
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Mr fish wrote: I was looking at those but I didn't like them too much on the BV350maybe work better with a 12" wheel they seem to get a good write up ..also looking at Pirelli diablos |
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Mr fish wrote: Trotter wrote: old as dirt wrote: nice new ride. you know there is a lot you can do to that 125 for performance parts to make it really scream. And no offense, Mr. Fish, but it looks like you have the means to trick it out. |
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2006 Vespa GT (Rocket): 2007 Vespa GT (Vanessa): 2009 Yamaha Zuma 125: 2018 Yamaha Xmax (Big Ugly), 2023 Vespa GTS300 (Ghost)
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My son Sam lives in Chicago. He loves bikes too, and his girlfriend recently bought Grom so she could ride with him.
On a recent trip to visit, He and I went for a 40+ mile ride through Chicago and up Lake Shore Drive as far as it would go, then Sheridan past Northwestern University. I loved it. It is tiny, even compared to my GT's. It is not as fast or as comfortable, but is a blast to ride. My write up on Rocket and Me is here. http://billleuthold.blogspot.com/2015/11/chicago-on-grom.html |
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WLeuthold wrote: My son Sam lives in Chicago. He loves bikes too, and his girlfriend recently bought Grom so she could ride with him. On a recent trip to visit, He and I went for a 40+ mile ride through Chicago and up Lake Shore Drive as far as it would go, then Sheridan past Northwestern University. I loved it. It is tiny, even compared to my GT's. It is not as fast or as comfortable, but is a blast to ride. My write up on Rocket and Me is here. http://billleuthold.blogspot.com/2015/11/chicago-on-grom.html |
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Had to watch the previous motovloggers on the Grom as well.
That looks fun. I like fun. There is no scientifically known limit to human tolerance of fun (<<< unabashed non-scientist) Sounds like the recipe for a test ride. |
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BetrRedthanDed wrote: Had to watch the previous motovloggers on the Grom as well. That looks fun. I like fun. There is no scientifically known limit to human tolerance of fun (<<< unabashed non-scientist) Sounds like the recipe for a test ride. |
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