I just walked away with a brand new one, weird you have to pay a 600$ build fee as well if it's brand new on top of the 3500$ but I walked away at 4k exactly for mine
My Dude, I'm 70 YO and I have a Rebel 500, I love that bike. Well today I bought a 2024 Grom. I'm excited I pick it up tomorrow. I'm looking to have an blast on it. Just a note. When you wheelie your Grom you damage the cylender walls of the Jug. Enjoyed the vid man.
Just got quoted $6100 OTD here in the LA area. Suffice it to say, I ain't doing it. Going to have to keep using these videos to ride vicariously through y'all! lol
Found a Grom for 371400 yen ($2600) out the door here in Japan. So keen to get one but don't even have my license yet haha. Would love to whip around on a Grom in the US one day.
This is the 2020-2021 model. I had the same. The Grom has a refresh this year in 2023 along with the msx. Paid 1.4k USD for it, a 2nd bike with 900km on it. Still using it till date. Now averaging at 95.4 km/L for fuel consumption. Best errand bike I had.
@@GizmoSheep remain constant speed, below 60km per hour. But must be above 40km per hour. Get to fifth gear asap when starting off from a stop, and remain there unless there is a need to reduce speed to match gears. Do not use brakes. Use engine brake to slow down, or approaching a corner. Brakes kill inertia which would move the bike without fuel, but people usually like to go fast and brake hard, which results in inefficiency. Since without brakes, one would need to master control of the bike more and be more self aware of traffic and to predict them, making one a better rider. Unless facing a emergency situation, use brakes sparingly. Use free wheeling when going down a long mountain, it saves more fuel than engine brake since free wheeling is consuming fuel at idleing rate, it maintains speed or even gain speed, compared to engine braking (doesn't consume fuel but loses speed), arriving at the bottom of a slope but with an uphill slope approaching, one would need acceleration at low gear, which negates the fuel gain saved. This should be done at speeds you are comfortable with, going down a steep slope at 65km/hour free wheeling is dangerous, so keep it around a speed you can manage.
@@thefellcorI have a 2021 grom with 40,500km traveled in two years, do not lie to people, 97km/L is impossible, what you have written cannot be done in any real case, only in your imagination, going down a 100km hill, that does not exist Your stupid and false comment is simply shameful, the most you can do with this wonderful motorcycle is 50-60km per liter, trying hard, the normal thing is about 40 km per liter at the real pace of real life, not yours, which is false
I called a place in southern NJ that quoted me 4200. Man, msrp is marketed so hard at like 3,500. Then suddenly there’s dealers fees up to $800!! I could buy a full titanium yoshi exhaust for that and then some.
I have a local dealer quote me 4580 OTD on a standard and 4890 on an ABS, both 2023. They had a 375 "setup and prep" fee where they have their techs set the bike up and fill it with rec gas. This made me scratch my head...how much setup is needed on a brand new Grom??
From my understanding, not much. There isn’t a ton of wiggle room for dealers to make money on these small bikes. I think that is why they add extra fees, so they can bump their profit margins a little more…
The dealer I went to said they come in a crate and they have to do "extensive" set up on them. They tried to make me pay $5400 for mine lmao but I talked them down to $4800. Still a lot for $3500 MSRP but w/e. I needed to get it so I can commute to work.
I just went to buy this exact bike. Out the door price $3898. I’m going to pick it up next week. Edit: We pay our taxes and registration to DMV. It’s not added to price of vehicle. Is that different where you live?
Daniel and Sam. They only have one more Gray one there. The other one I talked about in the video that was a similar price was all the way up in Tremonton.
Some places did that to me also. I kept calling places until one gave me a quote. After I got the one quote I would tell the other dealerships and they would try and beat it. I continued this until I found the price I was able to live with.
Just picked up my new 2023 out here in Cali and the out the door price was 3500. I had a trade-in so the original out the door was 4200. The Grom is definitely one of the funnest bikes I’ve ever ridden.
Here in Central Indiana I paid $4,400 OTD . 2022 Candy Blue , abs model. I'm happy with it . Oh and the best part I'm a 65 yr. old man.
Your a legend, im 45 and im still thinking about getting one.
Sheessshhhh
I just walked away with a brand new one, weird you have to pay a 600$ build fee as well if it's brand new on top of the 3500$ but I walked away at 4k exactly for mine
My Dude, I'm 70 YO and I have a Rebel 500, I love that bike. Well today I bought a 2024 Grom. I'm excited I pick it up tomorrow. I'm looking to have an blast on it. Just a note. When you wheelie your Grom you damage the cylender walls of the Jug. Enjoyed the vid man.
Right on!
Just got quoted $6100 OTD here in the LA area. Suffice it to say, I ain't doing it. Going to have to keep using these videos to ride vicariously through y'all! lol
I’m sorry to hear that. I wonder if buying one across the country and having it shipped would be any cheaper?
Paid $4,100 otd fun bike center in San diego
who did you speak with at fun bike center? I'm being quoted 4,700. thanks@@turd_bird5513
South Dakota, 24 grom in blue raspberry $3599 msrp, + $149 dealership fees and + 199 docking fee was my otd, I love my grom!
$5100 out the door in virginia. i picked up a 2022 used with 458 miles on it for $3200 cash.
Crazy how different the prices are. Thanks for the info!
Found a Grom for 371400 yen ($2600) out the door here in Japan. So keen to get one but don't even have my license yet haha. Would love to whip around on a Grom in the US one day.
Nice. I caved too last month lol. $3815 out the door in Alaska.
What is your riding season like there?
$4299 last Thursday for abs in Nebraska, that included sales tax. I jut have to pay for title, registration
I caved too, don't worry lol. Louisiana with it's high sales tax, I believe I paid $4,600 for mine OTD
That’s still not bad. What mods are you planning on doing? I just put the fender delete on but am wondering what to do next.
@@l-tizzle Fender delete and bar end mirrors probably the only thing i'll do to it for a while.
This is the 2020-2021 model. I had the same. The Grom has a refresh this year in 2023 along with the msx. Paid 1.4k USD for it, a 2nd bike with 900km on it. Still using it till date. Now averaging at 95.4 km/L for fuel consumption. Best errand bike I had.
damn, 95.4km/l?? How?
@@GizmoSheep remain constant speed, below 60km per hour. But must be above 40km per hour.
Get to fifth gear asap when starting off from a stop, and remain there unless there is a need to reduce speed to match gears.
Do not use brakes. Use engine brake to slow down, or approaching a corner. Brakes kill inertia which would move the bike without fuel, but people usually like to go fast and brake hard, which results in inefficiency. Since without brakes, one would need to master control of the bike more and be more self aware of traffic and to predict them, making one a better rider. Unless facing a emergency situation, use brakes sparingly.
Use free wheeling when going down a long mountain, it saves more fuel than engine brake since free wheeling is consuming fuel at idleing rate, it maintains speed or even gain speed, compared to engine braking (doesn't consume fuel but loses speed), arriving at the bottom of a slope but with an uphill slope approaching, one would need acceleration at low gear, which negates the fuel gain saved. This should be done at speeds you are comfortable with, going down a steep slope at 65km/hour free wheeling is dangerous, so keep it around a speed you can manage.
@@thefellcorI have a 2021 grom with 40,500km traveled in two years, do not lie to people, 97km/L is impossible, what you have written cannot be done in any real case, only in your imagination, going down a 100km hill, that does not exist Your stupid and false comment is simply shameful, the most you can do with this wonderful motorcycle is 50-60km per liter, trying hard, the normal thing is about 40 km per liter at the real pace of real life, not yours, which is false
2 weeks ago I got a 23 same color as yours for $3512 otd. It was old inventory. It had 0 miles brand new. Small dealer sold it at cost.
That’s awesome! Wish I could have got a deal like that!
5100 OTD for Florida.
I called a place in southern NJ that quoted me 4200. Man, msrp is marketed so hard at like 3,500. Then suddenly there’s dealers fees up to $800!! I could buy a full titanium yoshi exhaust for that and then some.
Ya it’s ridiculous
You could also buy a gently used Rebel for that price.😊
Colorado is $5700+ OUT THE DOOR depending on what dealership you go to.
I just priced a red one and after everything is was $5789.62
Crazy how some areas are so much more. What about the used market? How much are they selling for over there?
Austin Texas is 5100
@@l-tizzle used MINIMUM I’ve seen them at $3000 for complete junkers.
People are just losing their minds with prices lately I’m sick of it
Fort Worth, I was quoted ~$5500 OTD
Dealer here in Central Missouri quoted out the door price of $3,998
thank you I’m in southern/central mo and was curious if anyone put it for around here🫶🏻
Just bought a 2023 cherry red one paid 4476.06 after tax an title in ohio
Got mine out the door last week for 2237.75 here in Houston. They wouldn't tell me over the phone I had to go in. I pay 47 a month
I have a local dealer quote me 4580 OTD on a standard and 4890 on an ABS, both 2023. They had a 375 "setup and prep" fee where they have their techs set the bike up and fill it with rec gas. This made me scratch my head...how much setup is needed on a brand new Grom??
From my understanding, not much. There isn’t a ton of wiggle room for dealers to make money on these small bikes. I think that is why they add extra fees, so they can bump their profit margins a little more…
@@l-tizzle Yeah i got 4580 OTD from one, and 4236 OTD from the other. Difference is zero "prep" fees.
The dealer I went to said they come in a crate and they have to do "extensive" set up on them. They tried to make me pay $5400 for mine lmao but I talked them down to $4800. Still a lot for $3500 MSRP but w/e. I needed to get it so I can commute to work.
I paid 4000$ everything new one in Atlanta Georgia
There’s a dealer in my area charging over $8k out the door cause they put a whole bunch on extra crap on the bikes and won’t let you buy them stock…
That’s ridiculous!
@@l-tizzleYeah it is. I was able to find a better dealer a few hours away and grab one new for $4100
Here in Florida got quoted $5890 otd. I laughed.
Ya, that’s crazy
4k otd in Wisconsin.
In NH $4200 OTD.
That’s a good price! Wish it was that way in Utah..
It's 4900 otd was my quote
@@apexriders_ is that is NH also?
Also NH $3919 otd
@@BaileeGermanotta Where at ?!
$4.4K out the door here in Philly
Not bad!
May I ask what dealer you went to? I live in Utah valley and was curious if the dealer is located near anywhere in Utah valley. Thanks
Young Powersports in Ogden
I just went to buy this exact bike. Out the door price $3898. I’m going to pick it up next week. Edit: We pay our taxes and registration to DMV. It’s not added to price of vehicle. Is that different where you live?
Ya the dealer pays all of that and it gets worked into the price. I live in Utah. Every bike I have bought from the dealer here has been that way.
@@l-tizzle good deal. I’m so excited to get one man.
Got my red 2023 for 4,058 out the door today
What state?
@@l-tizzle Colorado
Damn I paid $4900 out the door for mine lol
In a lot of places they are going anywhere from 4700-5000 OTD. Kinda depends on demand.
What dealership gave you that price? I'm looking to get one. Thanks.
I got it from Young power sports in Ogden Utah
@@l-tizzle thanks, I live in Salt Lake and planning on getting one. Who did you work with if you dont mind?
Daniel and Sam. They only have one more Gray one there. The other one I talked about in the video that was a similar price was all the way up in Tremonton.
@@l-tizzle thanks for the information!😁👍🤙
Everytime I talk to them online for a quote, they never give me one and try to get me to come down.
Some places did that to me also. I kept calling places until one gave me a quote. After I got the one quote I would tell the other dealerships and they would try and beat it. I continued this until I found the price I was able to live with.
I want one so bad and was quoted 5,5 for a black 23’ :/
Ya it is hard to justify spending that on a small bike. Hopefully you will be able to find one for a grand less.
Yeah it was the same for me for a black '23. I literally just told the sales guy I have $4500 cash to give you right now and he met me at $4800 lol
Just picked up my new 2023 out here in Cali and the out the door price was 3500. I had a trade-in so the original out the door was 4200. The Grom is definitely one of the funnest bikes I’ve ever ridden.
Where is this?
@@jaimeo7645 Contra Costa Powersports in Concord, CA
Shit just paid 4,400 for mine brand new out the door
That’s not too bad!
3800 I don’t pay taxes I’m exempt whoop
Here the price is 5,500 or more greedy dealers Puerto Rico
That’s crazy!
Yep over 5K in Puerto Rico! But it's take it or leave it!🙃
5250 for ABS Grom out the door
Seems kinda steep. What state?
California
WAAAAY too much