Zag wrote On phone at the moment so can't show the picture however here is Jenson Button's ideal grom
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This one here look sorta similar.. heres one of them from the MSX OC:

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Zag wrote On phone at the moment so can't show the picture however here is Jenson Button's ideal grom
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This one here look sorta similar.. heres one of them from the MSX OC:

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Normally I hate stretched bikes with a passion, however the stretched groms look so cool imo.
Also the forks how they have that petrol effect thingy look so cool, never seen that before

So I eventually got what I have needed for a while now

Carbon fibre Tyga tail tidy and some very nice Rizoma indicators:

I did also buy a smaller number plate but not showing for obvious reasons lol

Plan was to install it today but the weather wasn't the best.. #StandardScottishWeather

Hoping tomorrow the weather is better and try to get it fitted then

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Tomorrow came.. tail tidy has been fitted along with new indicators and a smaller plate

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I like the bike a lot man! looks good!

New update

Got rid of those crappy orange indicator lenses and bulbs and bought some switchback LEDs and tinted lenses:

Excuse the bugs/ bugs splats just came back from a 5 hour ride and not had time to clean the grom yet

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After:


Next update should be some new tyres or braided brake lines.. hopefully

Build is coming along well, it's been good to watch the progress. Look forward to the next update.

Well I had to get tyres first due to my rear being almost classed as a 'slick' from my local bike garage lol

Please ignore how dirty it is, it has been raining pretty much everday since Monday and today was the only day with sun

So i went and changed it up and instead of using my normal everyday tyres ContiMove 365s, I went with Michelin City Grips:
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Im kinda hoping this will be the last update for a while as I sorta booked my tests for a bigger bike now

Andy wrote Well I had to get tyres first due to my rear being almost classed as a 'slick' from my local bike garage lol

Please ignore how dirty it is, it has been raining pretty much everday since Monday and today was the only day with sun

So i went and changed it up and instead of using my normal everyday tyres ContiMove 365s, I went with Michelin City Grips:
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Im kinda hoping this will be the last update for a while as I sorta booked my tests for a bigger bike now

I'm yet to book mine, good luck on yours.

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Andy wrote Well I had to get tyres first due to my rear being almost classed as a 'slick' from my local bike garage lol

Please ignore how dirty it is, it has been raining pretty much everday since Monday and today was the only day with sun

So i went and changed it up and instead of using my normal everyday tyres ContiMove 365s, I went with Michelin City Grips:
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Im kinda hoping this will be the last update for a while as I sorta booked my tests for a bigger bike now

I'm yet to book mine, good luck on yours.

Cheers mate, had to redo my cbt again since my mod 2 is the 3rd August and CBT expires the 1st August lol.

When doing the CBT again I was allowed to do it on a GS500 so it would give me some more experience on bigger bike lol and tbh I was really easy riding it as well much smoother than the Grom and it makes me want to buy a bigger bike like right now haha

Seen a lot of these around where I live in the UK, for what they are especially the size they are quite rapid! Used to have a CBF-125 but now in love with Yamaha's YZFR-125 which I purchased about 8 months ago in a anodised red colour!

Hopefully move onto a Yamaha r6 once I've completed my test, always been a 'bike-kinda-guy'!

Ride safe and also, 'Dress to slide, not to ride'.