as someone wanting to buy his first motorcycle and get a grom to commute to work every day, i'm so glad I found your channel. You are such a beautiful person inside and out. I love your soul, your energy, your smile, literally everything about you. I hope you have an amazing day. peace!
For the very hot days I would figure ahead of time a better way to get to a Rd that you could go faster so it would be better because of the wind... Being on Rd that you can't go no more than 20 and your stopping a lot and temperature over a 100 and with the humidity.. 😢😢
Stay on whatever you feel safe and comfy on, im 6'2, 215 lbs and i love my grom, some folks suggest a bigger bike, but bigger they are faster you go and less time you have to make a correction, i grew up riding dirtbikes from a 70 to a 500, and im more comfortable on the grom
the grom doesnt absorb pot holes or bumps well at all like the bigger tired bikes. The grom at certain speeds over 25 can bump you off the road and you can be killed easily. That is all im saying. Just be aware of every bump, and there are so many, when your over 25 mph or ride slow on a bike with the right tires. It doesnt even look right when you ride, your a giant on it and its not safe. Difficult for small corrections. I suspect the only Bri was comfortable was the price, but its not the right bike for her imo.
Thank you! I started on the Grom because this is what i used during my test. I love how small it is because im more comfortable. I deff was going to get a bigger one, like an MT03 but when i went to go look, the size was just a lil too much for me starting off and learning the clutch 🤣🤣
Get yourself some City Grip 2 tires and you'll have the more confidence in the bike and any water conditions that may come up. I've heard nothing but good things about those tires. Cause tbh the stock tires are not good.
Video idea: If you haven't already you could do a review of the grom; features, specs, likes and dislikes. Seems like your shifting is getting to be second nature now. Great job!
Briannah73, how tall are you? I think you would be better suited for a Kawasaki KLX 300 SM, because of your height. It would be a good starter bike, the grom has 12 inch tires and you will find the bigger tires safer for stopping vs the grom. I been riding most of my life & I got a GROM too....girl, trust another girl, that aint the bike for you. Its not the one for me either, this bike isnt safe to ride. anyways, just a suggestiong to keep in mind if you have the funds, you can trade your grom in. or up as they say. Thanks for the vlog.
I actually am wanting the Husqvarna Svartpillon 401. I dont have the $ right now, but, its that or the honda Rally 300 next for me. I do love the KLX, also, but its hard to decide between those 3 fr.
as someone wanting to buy his first motorcycle and get a grom to commute to work every day, i'm so glad I found your channel. You are such a beautiful person inside and out. I love your soul, your energy, your smile, literally everything about you. I hope you have an amazing day. peace!
Awe thank you so much!
Holy crap!!! You're finally back. The road welcomes you
I like to just wander as well. People ask me where I go. I tell them my motorcycle rides don't have a destination.
For the very hot days I would figure ahead of time a better way to get to a Rd that you could go faster so it would be better because of the wind... Being on Rd that you can't go no more than 20 and your stopping a lot and temperature over a 100 and with the humidity.. 😢😢
Stay on whatever you feel safe and comfy on, im 6'2, 215 lbs and i love my grom, some folks suggest a bigger bike, but bigger they are faster you go and less time you have to make a correction, i grew up riding dirtbikes from a 70 to a 500, and im more comfortable on the grom
the grom doesnt absorb pot holes or bumps well at all like the bigger tired bikes. The grom at certain speeds over 25 can bump you off the road and you can be killed easily. That is all im saying. Just be aware of every bump, and there are so many, when your over 25 mph or ride slow on a bike with the right tires. It doesnt even look right when you ride, your a giant on it and its not safe. Difficult for small corrections. I suspect the only Bri was comfortable was the price, but its not the right bike for her imo.
Thank you! I started on the Grom because this is what i used during my test. I love how small it is because im more comfortable. I deff was going to get a bigger one, like an MT03 but when i went to go look, the size was just a lil too much for me starting off and learning the clutch 🤣🤣
Get yourself some City Grip 2 tires and you'll have the more confidence in the bike and any water conditions that may come up. I've heard nothing but good things about those tires. Cause tbh the stock tires are not good.
Video idea: If you haven't already you could do a review of the grom; features, specs, likes and dislikes. Seems like your shifting is getting to be second nature now. Great job!
Nice to see you back
I want to get a motorcycle license
Ooh yes!! Take the course and go get it! I randomly got it with NO EXPERIENCE and I have been loving it ever since!
Do it bud
Briannah73, how tall are you? I think you would be better suited for a Kawasaki KLX 300 SM, because of your height. It would be a good starter bike, the grom has 12 inch tires and you will find the bigger tires safer for stopping vs the grom. I been riding most of my life & I got a GROM too....girl, trust another girl, that aint the bike for you. Its not the one for me either, this bike isnt safe to ride. anyways, just a suggestiong to keep in mind if you have the funds, you can trade your grom in. or up as they say. Thanks for the vlog.
I actually am wanting the Husqvarna Svartpillon 401. I dont have the $ right now, but, its that or the honda Rally 300 next for me. I do love the KLX, also, but its hard to decide between those 3 fr.
@@everythingisIAM those Huskys are nice! I ended up with the Triumph Speed 400.
@@NoFrictionZone oh reely? i never looked at them...thanks ill go check those out
@@everythingisIAM they are affordable as well. You get a lot of bike for $5k.