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2014 Honda Grom on 2040-motos

$2,999
YearYear:2014 MileageMileage:0
Location:

Altus, Oklahoma

Altus, OK
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2014 Honda GROM, Big Attitude.Honda???s 2014 Grom is a fresh, new way to add some fun, practicality, independence and style to your life. Fun: This new machine is a blast to ride, offering all the excitement of a full-sized motorcycle but in a package that just about anyone old enough to have a license can handle. Practical: The Grom's thrifty Honda engine means you can run it on pocket change, and you can park it just about anywhere too.Independence: With your own wheels, you can bag the bus and forget about having to beg for rides from your friends or???shudder???your Mom. Stylish: Check out the Grom for yourself. And then think of it as a blank canvas, waiting for you to customize it.The new Honda Grom. Big attitude. Ride one and see.

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