In reply to einy (Forum Supporter) :
It does seem common with new riders. I beep my horn and light goes off.
In reply to einy (Forum Supporter) :
It does seem common with new riders. I beep my horn and light goes off.
Grom got some knobbies in the mail and a tuner on the way in the mail.
MZS levers on, 1/2in closer to the grip.
Took the scoots to the lake to get brunch.
Saw some Grom Folk in Groveport today. TBH I see Grom Folk a lot these days. Seems like I see very few bikes over 400cc on the street anymore unless they are Harleys.
In reply to GCrites80s :
To be honest they are riot. I lean to small bore bikes in general, the wife wants a dual sport next, but finding something with a low enough seat height has been interesting. I ordered a rear lowering link, gonna lower my DR and see if she likes it. I ride from out east to Columbus on my 250.
Took the grom to get lunch today found some geese.
Professor_Brap (Forum Supporter) said:In reply to GCrites80s :
To be honest they are riot. I lean to small bore bikes in general, the wife wants a dual sport next, but finding something with a low enough seat height has been interesting. I ordered a rear lowering link, gonna lower my DR and see if she likes it. I ride from out east to Columbus on my 250.
I always like seeing all those old motels and motor courts with the little cabins on US 40. Of course it seems like there are fewer and fewer of them each time I go through there.
In reply to Professor_Brap (Forum Supporter) :
How is the seat height on the trail version of the super cub?
GCrites80s said:Professor_Brap (Forum Supporter) said:In reply to GCrites80s :
To be honest they are riot. I lean to small bore bikes in general, the wife wants a dual sport next, but finding something with a low enough seat height has been interesting. I ordered a rear lowering link, gonna lower my DR and see if she likes it. I ride from out east to Columbus on my 250.
I always like seeing all those old motels and motor courts with the little cabins on US 40. Of course it seems like there are fewer and fewer of them each time I go through there.
A buddy of mine just bought one, he plans on opening it up.
In reply to matthewmcl (Forum Supporter) :
I think grom is 30" and super cub trail is 31.5"
Ol gromp gets to live in the house for a few days while the GS is exploded in the shed. 
Got the rack I got the rack on after some new hardware and some light modification.
net for it even fits in the cubby under the seat. 
New copper plug, the iridium in it seems quite worn. 
Did a oil change including cleaning the oil spinner and adjusted the valves. Took it to drop off recycling.
Brake fluid was getting dark, decided I should probably change the fluid. Had to easy out the screws since PO stripped them.
Always suprised how good these brake are for being just pads and rotor.
Not to go off-topic, but I love this photo. Many years ago, I was in S. Africa where cars and gas are very expensive. Driving a big truck or SUV is not practical, so everyone has a hitch on their car and owns a small trailer. Many places even have trailer parking lots with loops in the ground to lock your "luggage trailer" to. Its amazing how versatile even a small car can be with a trailer. When I got home, I put a hitch on my car and bought a utility trailer. I have never owned a pickup truck, but I have hauled my ATV, 4 x 8 sheets of wood, a yard of mulch, firewood, motorcycles, etc. etc. etc.
In reply to pinchvalve (Forum Supporter) :
Small car and trailer is the best. I don't currently own a truck and renovated a house out of this trailer. Here is a bonus pic.
Are we doing cars towing bikes in here now? 
In reply to mazdeuce - Seth :
I'm game
Went to the honda dealer and decided to spend a few dollars to clean up the bike some. At some point this spring it got tipped over and tank plastic scratched.
Stripped down.
New and old fenders.
All back together.
Everyone knows grom fenders make good hats.
The cars are sure to be great engines for a race shell shockers games stabfish io
In reply to jillianmontague :
Does it have a canoe?
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