Is Honda Grom good for short riders?

Meet the Honda Grom. It’s a lightweight, single cylinder (less cylinders = slimmer bike between your knees), 220lb bike with plenty of power for a smaller rider. Because no, if you’re 250lbs, this bike will definitely feel severely underpowered.

Can a Honda Grom carry a passenger?

No problem—the Grom makes it easy to bring a passenger along.

How many people can ride a Grom?

Even more surprising is that the Grom is built to handle two adult passengers. The only problem is the lack of torque means you really have to give it some throttle to make it take off from a stop. Once it gets rolling, it will accelerate to speed with ease, even two-up.

How tall can you be for a Honda Grom?

40″Honda Grom / Height

Are Honda Groms reliable?

Honda has built a reputation for itself as the most reliable motorcycle brand on the planet, and the Grom is no exception. From our research, we can safely say that the Honda Grom is very reliable.

Can a Grom be lowered?

Here you go! Kit requires no drilling and can be installed easily with the bike properly supported (because you have to remove the rear shock). You do not need to remove the chain/wheel/etc. to install! The TRS Billet Rear Lowering Link kit allows you to lower the back of your GROM up to 2.5″**!

What is the top speed of a Honda Grom?

The third generation of Grom promises more speed and more fun

  • 2022 – 2023 Honda Grom.
  • 2022- 2023.
  • Make: Honda.
  • Model: Grom.
  • Engine: single cylinder.
  • Displacement: 124 cc.
  • Top Speed: 58 mph (Est.)
  • 3499.

How many miles do Groms last?

How Many Miles Can You Expect From Honda Groms? With adequate maintenance and regular servicing, you can expect a Honda Grom to last for approximately 120,000-130,000 miles. Since the average annual mileage for a motorcycle is around 5,000 miles, this means that Honda Grom can survive for many years on the road.

How fast does a 2015 Honda Grom go?

Top speed is a claimed 56 mph.

Is a Honda Grom a 2 seater?

Honda GROM Two Seater Motorcycles.