[boeing787]

Looking to fit Grom wheels, on an NSR50R. Anyone, tried it yet?

 

[plantkiller]

Hey Boeing,
I have a 2014 GROM - I just did a side-by-side "eye" comparison between the two bikes. Looks like there's enough room between the fork and the swing-arm of the NSR50 to fit the stock GROM wheels. However, the disk brakes on the GROM is completely different than that of the NSR50. So if you were going to put GROM wheels on the NSR50, you would need to weld up some new brake mounts in order to fit the GROM brakes. Here are some front pics and measurements, I hope it helps....

 

[plantkiller]

Here are the rear pics and measurement....
BTW - I think the GROM wheels will look great on the NSR50.
I got 120mm front tire and 140mm rear tire. That fat rear tire looks good in the back.

 

[Luckystar64]

I have never looked that closely at a Grom, but I know the chain on an NSR50 comes pretty close to rubbing the outside of the rear tire. If you ran the Grom wheels-- it seems like the chain would be the problem there. Not even sure if the axles are the same width or not. Let me know what you guys come up with. I'll likely just run the wheels that come on my NSF100. The gain may not be worth the trouble. --L*64

 

[boeing787]

Thanks, for the input. I have not ridden a Grom, yet. How do you like yours?

 

[ktmrida02]

Did anyone actually pull this off?

 

[Luckystar64]

I don’t think the drive chain will clear the tire on the left. . -L*64