Nature....

 

....abhors a vacuum.   Our new garage is a big vacuum right now.

Just say'n........

 



SloCalSpode, Woodschick, Eric and TimH and others will be along shortly with
valuable insights on how to correct that problem.

KW

 


Yeah, clearly you need more bikes.
Lots more. About 20 ought to fill up that vacuum and set nature back
in balance.
An acceptable alternative would be installing good machine tools. A
lathe and mill should let you off the hook for about 5 or 6 of those
bikes.

Tim H
No vacuum here, no sir.

 



yup! me neither!

with three bikes (two temporarily out-of-order), my garage is so full
I'm having trouble finding where do I put a bench for my grinder...
I'm attaching it to the wooden bench with c-clamps. The wooden bench
usually is cluttered with all sorts of tools and stuff. You should
listen to it rattle as the grinder turns. I wonder what my grumpy old
neighbor thinks of me.

If I was Jeff, I'd start with one-of-each: street, light off road,
heavy off road, trial, dual sport, long range. And then, as a deal
show up and you have the cash, go for it... I deeply regret selling my
first bike. I wish I could locate it and buy it back. *never, ever*
sell a bike, doesn't make sense economically anyway... I will never
sell a motorcycle again.

-- T
 '02 XR250 Tornado
 '02 CG125KSE
 '94 RM125
 '97 NX200 gone :'(

 

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