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Stupidly overpriced motorcycle for sale thread
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CriticalCore
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For 8 Grand you can have a bike and I quote "Not in road worthy condition, mechanically sound or maintained at any guaranteed level of quality. "
Someone massacred that poor grom, stretched it so it can't do anymore wheelies and the seller doesn't even know if it can be registered in it's butchered state.
Wide tires, stretched, suspect a bumble bee exhaust with the 125CC and probably slower than my corolla....
What a steal.
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Someone massacred that poor grom, stretched it so it can't do anymore wheelies and the seller doesn't even know if it can be registered in it's butchered state.
Wide tires, stretched, suspect a bumble bee exhaust with the 125CC and probably slower than my corolla....
What a steal.
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Wow, they've stretched the rear tire out enough that part of the profile is now concave (Picture 7 shows the rear looking a lot like a bell curve). I've never seen that before. Should handle great :/ /sFor 8 Grand you can have a bike and I quote "Not in road worthy condition, mechanically sound or maintained at any guaranteed level of quality. "
Someone massacred that poor grom, stretched it so it can't do anymore wheelies and the seller doesn't even know if it can be registered in it's butchered state.
Wide tires, stretched, suspect a bumble bee exhaust with the 125CC and probably slower than my corolla....
What a steal.
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For 8 Grand you can have a bike and I quote "Not in road worthy condition, mechanically sound or maintained at any guaranteed level of quality. "
Someone massacred that poor grom, stretched it so it can't do anymore wheelies and the seller doesn't even know if it can be registered in it's butchered state.
Wide tires, stretched, suspect a bumble bee exhaust with the 125CC and probably slower than my corolla....
What a steal.
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To be fair, thats just legal writing. All dealers put that when stuff is sold uncertified and dont want to do the work to safety it.
I think it's a pretty cleanly modded grom. Not everyone's cup of tea but would be right at home at a car meet not being ridden.
Definitely still overpriced, trying to pay for the mods + labour at this rate.
This. That is just legal jumbo dealers put in not saftied vehicle ads. Doesn't mean its true.
Is that my imagination or does pic 10/20 show a very rashed up muffler?For 8 Grand you can have a bike and I quote "Not in road worthy condition, mechanically sound or maintained at any guaranteed level of quality. "
Someone massacred that poor grom, stretched it so it can't do anymore wheelies and the seller doesn't even know if it can be registered in it's butchered state.
Wide tires, stretched, suspect a bumble bee exhaust with the 125CC and probably slower than my corolla....
What a steal.
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It's visible in a lot of pics. It would be more weird to see a Grom that hadn't been down. They are basically tiny stunt bikes. Have you seen how people ride those things?
And here I was thinking you forgot an E.
Dizzer
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I'm not the biggest fan of stretching/lowering anything - but this is a very specific style (search up slammed ruckus for reference) they're more so show pieces and barely rideable on the street as it will scrape at a very moderate lean angle (see rash pics.) I've seen it in person and know what's gone into it. This isn't your average cheapo slammed grom with some ebay mods.
Those custom sized wheels, go ahead and search what those are worth. That headlight for example is $500 alone... Woodcraft rearsets, another $500+ there, Quality parts on it for sure. If you want to spend money in the Grom scene you certainly can. Not saying it will sell for that price or worth it since you'd have to find the perfect buyer that likely doesn't exist (half the fun is building it) - but theres a lot of money in it and it was done well for the style he was going for.
Those custom sized wheels, go ahead and search what those are worth. That headlight for example is $500 alone... Woodcraft rearsets, another $500+ there, Quality parts on it for sure. If you want to spend money in the Grom scene you certainly can. Not saying it will sell for that price or worth it since you'd have to find the perfect buyer that likely doesn't exist (half the fun is building it) - but theres a lot of money in it and it was done well for the style he was going for.
Yeah, but for $8K... they could just safety it. It's still a freaking Grom, how long would that inspection take
blackcamaro
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Wouldn’t be able to get a legit safety on that bike.
I like the build though! Pretty cool little bike.
I think I posted the same grom on here awhile ago, it was privately listed for the same money.
I didn't realize how much could be done to a grom, searching around Google there are some crazy builds out there. Not even close to what I would own/ride but I appreciate what people put into those little bikes.
This one stood out for me, I can't decide if it's hideous or beautiful:
I didn't realize how much could be done to a grom, searching around Google there are some crazy builds out there. Not even close to what I would own/ride but I appreciate what people put into those little bikes.
This one stood out for me, I can't decide if it's hideous or beautiful:
im surprised theres not more supreme
Where does such a RUB live? Certainly not in the city. There are no garages that can fit all that here.
RSB maybe.
Just a figure a speech. The F150 is usually in the driveway.
My neighbour has a new GTI a new S4 and a Monster 1200S that he has put 600km on in the last 5 years. There are several homes in the neighbourhood with baggers in the garage and new Rams or F150's. The Baggers are one weekend holiday bikes.
The guy that lives 3 doors down is ok. He has a Flat black slammed 40's pickup, a lowered Beetle with stinger exhaust,an old daily rider electraglide and a showbike chopper that his SO rides on Sundays and wakes up everyone for 10km.
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