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[Zaph]

Looks like fun to me. I'd probably take that over a Grom. At some events here in the midwest, people race those during lunch break on a race weekend. But for small bikes, I'm actually toying with picking up an Aprilia RS50. There's one for sale in Chicago, a 3 hour drive for me. 50 cc, doesn't require a license and goes about 65 if you get in full tuck.

Anyone who says these small bike need more power, just isn't getting it.

 

[LeroyJMC]

Looks like fun to me. I'd probably take that over a Grom. At some events here in the midwest, people race those during lunch break on a race weekend. But for small bikes, I'm actually toying with picking up an Aprilia RS50. There's one for sale in Chicago, a 3 hour drive for me. 50 cc, doesn't require a license and goes about 65 if you get in full tuck.

Anyone who says these small bike need more power, just isn't getting it.

Plus the mid pipe doubles as a drinking straw.

 

[sparkcycle]

Plus the mid pipe doubles as a drinking straw.

The exhaust looks like a Tiki Torch. But everything else looks good. I'd take that over an eBike anyday.

 

[igotBarrs]

Looks like fun to me. I'd probably take that over a Grom. At some events here in the midwest, people race those during lunch break on a race weekend. But for small bikes, I'm actually toying with picking up an Aprilia RS50. There's one for sale in Chicago, a 3 hour drive for me. 50 cc, doesn't require a license and goes about 65 if you get in full tuck.

Anyone who says these small bike need more power, just isn't getting it.

I feel like you would have to be in the bike lane with that thing. Ha! I'd get one though.

 

[xorbe]

Both the Grom and Z125 have USD forks, how wrong is that.