2014 Honda Grom on 2040-motos

US $4,900.00

Year:2014 Mileage:750 Color: Red

Location:

Chatsworth, California, United States

Honda Grom photos

Honda Grom tech info

Engine Size (cc):125 Warranty:Unspecified Type:Sport Bike For Sale By:Private Seller

Honda Grom description

LOCATED IN SOUTHERN CA

ONLY 750 MILES

REGISTERED TILL MAY 2017

ADULT OWNED

ALWAYS GARAGED

TASTEFUL MODIFICATIONS

FMF FULL EXHAUST - $400
OHLINS SHOCK - $540
DRIVEN MIRRORS - $108
DRIVEN SMALLBOLTS - $25
DRIVEN LARGE BOLT - $25
DRIVEN CAM COVER - $65
DRIVEN SPROCKET CVF - $90

DRIVEN OIL DIPSTICK - $45

MICHELLIN TIRES (UNINSTALLED) - $110
FRONT SPROCKET - $10
REAR SPROCKET - $45
LED FRONT SIGNALS - $30
MNNTHBX FENDER ELIMINATOR - $150
MNNTHBX BRAKE LINES (UNINSTALLED) - $125
MNNTHBX SHROUD BRACE - $25
K&N FILTER - $30
LED FLASHER RELAY - $20

FRONT /REAR STAND - $100

MANY STOCK PARTS WILL BE INCLUDED (SEE PICTURE)

CLEAN TITLE IN HAND

INSURANCE IS VERY CHEAP ($70 A YEAR)

GREAT ON GAS

STREET LEGAL 125CC

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