I just found out about these things, seems like a good option to drive to work with its insane mpg. For instance, in my scenario if i drove a grom to work for 5 business days, the gas savings over those 5 days would pay for a month of grom payments. so if I drive it to work at least 10 times a month, it literally pays for itself along with the insurance, nuts!
Hi Leone I've just put 25k miles on my first Grom and sold it to my pal. I went right out and bought another one new to replace it. Mine paid for itself after 20k miles when my mathematician pal Graham worked out fuel use and depreciation on my Yamaha MT09. I can't be without a Grom in my life now. It's the best laugh we have. We hardly use our big bikes now because we have high mileage but burn a fraction of the fuel. It's £8 to fill the tank and you get about 130 miles going full throttle on them. We get about 116mpg. If you're in the city, you'll get 180mpg. Everything about them is cheap to buy. First and foremost, they're very reliable if you look after them and keep them serviced. Absolutely get one. 😁👍🏻
Brilliant Chris, glad to see it 👍
Ducati Looks like it's got the legs on the Greggs Special😂🤪👊
Cracking edit Chris. Good to see you out on the Duke again 🤣😁
Yee ha! 🤘🏻😁🤘🏻
I just found out about these things, seems like a good option to drive to work with its insane mpg. For instance, in my scenario if i drove a grom to work for 5 business days, the gas savings over those 5 days would pay for a month of grom payments. so if I drive it to work at least 10 times a month, it literally pays for itself along with the insurance, nuts!
@@Leone4130 my mate John will be a long to tell you a story
Hi Leone I've just put 25k miles on my first Grom and sold it to my pal. I went right out and bought another one new to replace it. Mine paid for itself after 20k miles when my mathematician pal Graham worked out fuel use and depreciation on my Yamaha MT09. I can't be without a Grom in my life now. It's the best laugh we have. We hardly use our big bikes now because we have high mileage but burn a fraction of the fuel. It's £8 to fill the tank and you get about 130 miles going full throttle on them. We get about 116mpg. If you're in the city, you'll get 180mpg. Everything about them is cheap to buy. First and foremost, they're very reliable if you look after them and keep them serviced. Absolutely get one. 😁👍🏻