Fixed it for you.
Would you be caught dead on a Honda Grom?
- Thread starter grampi
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Reading an excellently written book can definitely be exciting, and that does happen in a Lazy Boy. The subject was fun, not exciting. But the same applies either way. Anyone who needs the possibility of changing their shorts to consider something fun has serious maturity or psychological issues. Or both.Fixed? More like ruined...you must get your excitement by sittin' in a Lazy Boy...
I’d ride one , I don’t care what others say or think. If I like it that’s all that matters.
Cool story, bro....
Probably not to a bunch of fuddy duddies...Cool story, bro....
Beat me I to it. They can be a lot of fun but you don’t want your friends to see you with one.
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Last night the wife and I took a maiden voyage on the 40 year old Yamaha CV80 and had a blast. Most people wouldn't be caught dead doing that.. so yes I would be caught dead on a Grom. Sounds like fun and probably a little faster than the CV80 
Have to add the CV80 to your signature.Last night the wife and I took a maiden voyage on the 40 year old Yamaha CV80 and had a blast. Most people wouldn't be caught dead doing that.. so yes I would be caught dead on a Grom. Sounds like fun and probably a little faster than the CV80
I'd rather have a trail 125! That's the bike I'm riding when the world ends
My friends Grom during our local Sport Bike meet up...
I'd prefer a TW200 given any option but I'd go with whatever they're calling the 125cc current copy of the Trail 90 maybe. If someone gives me a Grom I won't turn it down though.
I have frying pans that are cooler than a Corolla. Just say'n.
As another Small Bore rider I can relate to this and tell you exactly what the Grom Rider experienced.
- No, he did not have to change his underwear. He is used to that immature "ricer" behavior from other entitled riders.
- He likely chuckled to himself with a thought: "Lol, another dumb donkey compensating for something."
There are a lot of good riders out there. Even on my tiny scoot I get waves from Harley and other big cruiser bikes, and sport bikes alike. Just learn from them. Don't be a disrespectful bad apple of the two-wheel world. Ride on @grampi, but never ride faster than your guardian angel can fly.
Too funny! That is exactly the same line of thought I had.
Just yesterday, I was chatting with a friend, who owns a local hardware store. He has owned and raced all kinds of bikes in his lifetime, and has had about every thrill one can have on a motorcycle. But to him, size and displacement isn't what makes a great bike.
He had parked his most recent bike, a Kawasaki Ninja 400, in the back of his store, and we were chatting about it. He bought it because it is unique in the motorcycle world. This country is littered with 750 - 1000 cc rice rockets. But this little Ninja 400 is unique. And he is having a riot on it.
Hell ya I would, I'll ride any bike and have fun doing in.
I've owned most sytles of bikes including a Turbo Hayabusa that was daily driven, a 7 second prostreet turbo ZX14, etc and some of the most fun I've had on 2 wheels has been on silly stuff like scooters and pocket bikes.
Currently I'm enjoying dual sport bikes but who knows what's next. I almost bought a KE100 a couple weeks ago but someone beat me to it lol.
I've owned most sytles of bikes including a Turbo Hayabusa that was daily driven, a 7 second prostreet turbo ZX14, etc and some of the most fun I've had on 2 wheels has been on silly stuff like scooters and pocket bikes.
Currently I'm enjoying dual sport bikes but who knows what's next. I almost bought a KE100 a couple weeks ago but someone beat me to it lol.
