RacingBros Adjustable Front Fork Damper Kit for all years 2014-2022 Honda Grom 125 and 2019+ Monkey 125! The RacingBros Adjustable FFK is ride-height adjustable on both sides, rebound adjustable on one side, and dampening adjustable on the other! Quickly adjust your forks to your desired riding style or tune it for different tracks!
RacingBros Adjustable Front Fork Kit for Honda Grom / Monkey125 allows you to adjust the ride height, compression, and rebound rates on the Grom front suspension/fork. Adjustment is made easy with access from the top of the fork! Highly recommended for all types of riders/racers and for those who are canyon carve during the weekend! RacingBros engineered and built their Front Fork Kit specifically for the Grom!/Monkey. One of the best fork kits you could purchase for all-around performance!
Fitments:
- 2014-2020 Honda Grom 125
- 2022-2024 Honda Grom 125
- 2025+ Honda Grom 125
- 2018-2022+ Honda Monkey 125
- 2022+ Honda DAX 125
Spring rate reference:
- 5.5N/mm fork spring: for under 195lbs rider
- 6.5N/mm fork spring: between 190lbs-285lbs rider
- 7.5N/mm fork spring: for above 280lbs rider
Honda Grom OEM spring rate is 0.40 kg/mm ( ~3.9n/mm)
Recommended fork oil weight from Racing Bros is 5w or 7w. However, this is all based on the rider's preference, riding style, and the actual rider's weight. Only 1 quart of fork oil is needed, each fork uses 230ml of oil.
Professional installation is highly recommended. Special tools are needed to install the RacingBros Front Fork Kits.
Steady Garage offers the front suspension installation service to the customers' front forks. Customers will have to provide a set of Grom forks in order for the Front Damping Kit to be installed. Turn around time is 1-2 weeks, please contact us for scheduling and more information. Shipping must be covered by the customer, both ways.
Racing Bros Adjustable Front Fork Kit Installation Instructions
2014-2015 Grom Forks would need not need to use the additional washers and rubber bumpers (last page of the instruction).
