Did you buy new? If so I'm curious what you did for break-in.
Congrats Benji, lot of mpg, but I suspect you can't ride on freeway with that..!
At least here it meets all the needs to go to freeway because it has 125cc.
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as long as the highway posted speed limit is 55mph, benji will not have any issue.
Did you buy new? If so I'm curious what you did for break-in.
Yeah I did, just did what the dealer said which was "Go hard, it's a Honda, just don't hold the rpms at one point for too long" me and my friend who bought one at the same time proceeded to burnout and wheelie away from the dealership. Cool thing is they said they'd still cover warranty for pretty much anything no matter how much we modify them. That included specifically asking about getting a big bore kit for it.
You are kidding right?
Because I had a Honda in the past and the owner's manual said to do like all the others, going easy with it.
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The it's a Honda line is BS too, the Honda Civic has been the most unreliable car I've ever owned. So many drivetrain problems before 200,000 miles compared to GM vehicles I've owned.
WHAT? what GM (other then a square body pickup with the good old 350) is reliable? find me an impala, a malibu, a cobalt, a sunfire, a cav, a suburban, a tahoe, etc that is reliable and low maintenance like almost every honda? some hondas have ecu issues and main relay things and many, many people utterly neglect a lot of them but compared to the brilliant cascade shutdown GM has on their newer model ECU, their notorious brake booster issues, their horrendous interior build quality, their steering gear issues and lifter issues, (similar to the 5.7 Hemi in the Rams and Charger/300, but I wont even rant about the Chryslers) I fear Ive derailed this enough so Ill stop now lol
and to be fair, I have never owned a Honda or a GM
The owners manual for the Grom says:
"During the first 500 km (300 miles) of running,
follow these guidelines to ensure your
motorcycle’s future reliability and performance.
● Avoid full-throttle starts and rapid
acceleration.
● Avoid hard braking.
● Ride conservatively"
The it's a Honda line is BS too, the Honda Civic has been the most unreliable car I've ever owned. So many drivetrain problems before 200,000 miles compared to GM vehicles I've owned.