ALLDAYANTHONY's 2014–16 Honda Grom street mods

2014–2016 Honda Grom: A street and twisties Grom that is faster, handles better and is more fun to ride.

ALLDAYANTHONY on YouTube Stage 2 · committed 7 parts $785 at typical prices

Parts as named in This is EVERYTHING I've done to my Honda Grom | 3 Years of Mods by ALLDAYANTHONY (Jul 2019). Prices are typical US street prices, verified Nov 2026, not what the builder paid. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the creator.

2014–2016 Honda Grom
PartTypical price Where to buy
Zoom Brute exhaustFull exhaust named as one of his recent power upgrades.Exhaust
$280
Cameron Jones Racing ECU flashECU tune he calls one of his recent power upgrades.Tune
$100
TST frame slidersFrame sliders he lists under crash protection.Crash Protection
$170
TST LED flushmount front signalsFlush mount front turn signals from TST.Tail Tidy & Billet
$20
Michelin Power Pure SC front and rear tire set120/70 front and 140/70 rear as listed by him.Tires & Wheels
$140
JT 14 tooth front sprocketeBay photo
JT 14 tooth front sprocketShorter gearing via a 14 tooth front sprocket.Drivetrain
$15
Renthal R1 420 Works gold chainNon-O-ring gold chain he runs with the sprocket.Drivetrain
$60
Parts total$785 Boxed links go straight to a product at the price we saw on the date shown; the rest are retailer searches. Confirm the part number for your year before you buy.

Some links may earn Unstocked a commission at no cost to you. Prices are typical street prices; check fitment and price at the retailer. Model-specific parts (exhausts, rearsets, bodywork) can cost 2–3× more on one bike than another.

What's in the video

ALLDAYANTHONY walks through every mod on his first-generation Grom after three years of ownership, and gives his top five picks for new owners. The video runs about 38 minutes, and the full list is in the description.

On the power side he covers a Zoom Brute exhaust, a Dinger Built intake and a Cameron Jones ECU flash. He also runs a 14 tooth front sprocket and a Renthal chain, and says a big bore kit is still a maybe.

For handling and protection he lists an Öhlins rear shock, TST frame sliders, Michelin Power Pure tires and TST flush mount front signals. He has taken the bike through the twisties and to a track day.

Also on the bike, not priced here: Öhlins rear shock, Dinger Built intake, Pro Taper mini bars, Kawell round mirrors, TDM headlight, SD Stuntworkx rear subcage, Two Brothers pegs, OTB chain adjusters with spools, LED rear turn signals, Honda SF front fender.

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