Yes, it‘s difficult.
If you got the money and the space in the garage it‘s the first step. But than the more tragic: as a bought a third bicycle in my youth my grandma told me: you‘ve got only one a… (to sit on).
And that‘s another point. You can always play with only one toy. A very massive problem. Another point for me: if you service your toys as a DIY: to much dogs are the rabbits dead.
In the real world: I‘ve got the MOG (needs a wash and some more miles out), I‘ve got a Harley (just fixed, needs some more miles out),
I‘ve got a very old VESPA (engine is full dismantled and need „only“ a screw together), I‘ve got about 14 very nice old steelbicycles (4 of them needs a service and/or a wash).
So in summery the problem of all such questions: will your time grow up with the number of your toys? So sometimes it‘s better to reduce for more fun and time to play.
Also with the same problem: a friend asks me if I want his APRILLIA Moto 6.5. One of my dreambikes… for a bargain.
Greets René
Last edited by xc68anc; 06/08/22 08:25 AM.
