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We thought we start our own. We just got our black one and have just started figuring stuff out with it. I think we're going to make it into a stunter/gymkhana bike. LOL!
Couple of preliminary notes. I think we're going to be blowing fork seals soon with the wheelies we are doing with it.
So far we've installed some rearsets and after some figuring out, they fit pretty nicely, albeit some bolts that were not supplied that we fortunately had in the shop. We have more on order now that we know how we can make them work. We will also be making an install guide (which was not included) which will make it easier for everyone who installs them after us. If you're reasonably mechanically inclined, it should take no more than an hour to remove the stock and install these. They come with passenger pegs and extensions but we took ours off. Should have them soon on our website for ordering. Forum members will get a special price for these. Available in black, red, silver, gold. The riding position is now much better, a little further back and a bit higher. 4 positions available.
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We've also discovered that most of the Conventional Rizoma mirrors for naked bikes will fit on the bike with these adapters: (BS711)
In addition, any of the Rizoma turn signals will fit the Grom with fairing adapters FR201B
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We are working on a nice and clean tail tidy and will keep you all posted.
Next to figure out is which adapter works to remove the stock handlebars and install some Rizoma flat bars with risers.
Arrow full system will go on this weekend.
Honda MX 125 GROM Thunder Slip-On Exhaust by Arrow
We also have a braced swingarm and Ohlins shock on the way for testing.
Couple of preliminary notes. I think we're going to be blowing fork seals soon with the wheelies we are doing with it.
So far we've installed some rearsets and after some figuring out, they fit pretty nicely, albeit some bolts that were not supplied that we fortunately had in the shop. We have more on order now that we know how we can make them work. We will also be making an install guide (which was not included) which will make it easier for everyone who installs them after us. If you're reasonably mechanically inclined, it should take no more than an hour to remove the stock and install these. They come with passenger pegs and extensions but we took ours off. Should have them soon on our website for ordering. Forum members will get a special price for these. Available in black, red, silver, gold. The riding position is now much better, a little further back and a bit higher. 4 positions available.
We've also discovered that most of the Conventional Rizoma mirrors for naked bikes will fit on the bike with these adapters: (BS711)
In addition, any of the Rizoma turn signals will fit the Grom with fairing adapters FR201B
We are working on a nice and clean tail tidy and will keep you all posted.
Next to figure out is which adapter works to remove the stock handlebars and install some Rizoma flat bars with risers.
Arrow full system will go on this weekend.
Honda MX 125 GROM Thunder Slip-On Exhaust by Arrow
We also have a braced swingarm and Ohlins shock on the way for testing.
