2019 Grom
 

So I bought myself a 2019 Honda Grom in October, and I have to say this was a great investment at just $3500 brand new. Since I bought it I have put almost 1,200 miles on it and have only spent $31.53 in gas. I’m getting just over 100 MPG on it and that is because I have not been keeping control of the nut behind the handle bars. I just filled up today, and I will be seeing what I can get out of it with control! I have added a ram intake to it, and a full exhaust. I have also removed the big turn signals for smaller profile ones, and gotten new handle bars to lower them. I have also removed the stock mirrors and replaced with bar end mirrors. For the rear section I removed the huge ugly fender and the tail light assembly. Other than that it is stock. Looking forward to smashing the 134 suggested mpg that Honda says you can achieve.

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Even though this model is not available in my country, with the closest one available being a 110cc strictly utilitarian model, I've been tempted to get a something like that for a while.

You can’t beat the mileage and gas saved off it go for it.

Grom streamliner!

I'd love to have a Grom or a PCX150! I'm jealous!

I wouldn't disconsider attempting to make a Brazilian Honda Pop 110i at least look like a Grom.
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I'd take the plastic off it and make it look more like a classic motorcycle, but that's just me.

To those that want a different look I think $500 more buys the same bike but with Cub or Monkey look. I think there is a "hunter" Cub coming out soon as well. Basically a remake of the Trail 90. Of which I have 3 of in various states of non-running in my garage already I'll trade in a heartbeat for any Grom or Grom variety.

Wish I could get ahold of the 2021 Grom it’s a 5 speed versus the 4 speed of the 2020s and below.

Randy Grubb Decopod. Does anyone need a link?

I've been thinking about covering compound curve surfaces with scale maille. There is a simple way of making it from laser-cut strips knitted together. Drape and spot-weld it for a rigid shell.

Else an 8/10th scale version of Burt Munro's Indian.

edit:
Here's a picture of how it works on Instructables:

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I'd rather take a look at the gear spread in order to find out if it has really led to an actual improvement.

Honda claims the 2021 has 1 more HP, goes 5 mph faster and gets 150 mpg. Also an IMU for the ABS.

I was refering strictly to the transmission ratios and gear spread.

The gear spread of the new 5-speed model seems to justify the move from the earlier 4-speed.

I just re-saw the opening pic. Nice convert and [Dormobile?].

AFAIK the Dormobile had a longer expandable section of the roof.