Honda Grom BRUTE "GP" Exhaust Install & Review

It was time for a new exhaust note for my Honda Grom (MSX 125)! This time I'm installing the new Zoom Brute "GP" styled low mount. I give you my initial review and show you how to Reset a Grom ECU!
As many know, I loved my Zoom Loop exhaust for my Honda Grom and enjoyed the powerband in the upper RPM's. However I was ready for a new sound and longing for my lost torque. Zoom was kind enough to send out this Brute low mount exhaust to review and install on my Grom. In terms of what exhaust is best for the Grom or Kawasaki Z125, there is a lot to choose from with brands like Yoshimura, Hindle, Arrow, Comp Werkes, and Tyga. The Zoom line is an affordable exhaust that still takes a beating, but doesn't break the bank. The Brute has a deep exhaust note to it for a 125cc engine and produces a very linear powerband on the grom. As with any exhaust install, it's important to reset the ECU on the Grom and I show you how to do it with the paperclip method. The Zoom brute can fit both the OG Grom and the SF model MSX125.
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