Please help T_T
#1
Please help T_T
I just sold her today. My true love is gone. The feeling is even worse because I cannot buy another bike for a very long time. Even 1 week without riding kills me but now when I go into my garage she won't be there to make me smile.
I had to sell her because it has gotten extremely hard keeping up with tuition hikes. So I will be bike-less for awhile...
None of my friends (no close biker friends) understand what it feels like to sell a bike. Not the same as selling a car. I feel like I lost a friend.
I guess life goes on, but until I get 'her' back, there will be a void in my heart.
tl;dr:
Don't sell your ****ing bike. Love it, keep it, and love it again.
#2
#3
Be prepared to annoy your friends, when you stop and lust after somebody else's ride.
Before I got my latest baby, my wife and son left me standing outside a B&N oggling
a Duc. They got done shopping and were back out waiting for me...and I hadn't noticed that they were gone. lol
When I asked my wife if it would be cool to get a new bike, her reply,"I've never seen
you lusting after other women, just those dang bikes! Yeah, sweetie, go for it."
Ern
Before I got my latest baby, my wife and son left me standing outside a B&N oggling
a Duc. They got done shopping and were back out waiting for me...and I hadn't noticed that they were gone. lol
When I asked my wife if it would be cool to get a new bike, her reply,"I've never seen
you lusting after other women, just those dang bikes! Yeah, sweetie, go for it."
Ern
#4
I have felt your pain, jpanside.
I literally kissed my '01 f4i goodbye when I traded it in. Even though I was leaving the dealership on a brand new bike, nothing was going to replace the ties developed over time and miles spent with her. When I got home at the end of that day I still looked like I'd been chopping onions. My '06 f4i is a true and steady friend but I still don't have the same feelings for this one.
I've owned about a dozen bikes, some get under the skin more than others.
Here's hoping you get back on 2 wheels soon!
I literally kissed my '01 f4i goodbye when I traded it in. Even though I was leaving the dealership on a brand new bike, nothing was going to replace the ties developed over time and miles spent with her. When I got home at the end of that day I still looked like I'd been chopping onions. My '06 f4i is a true and steady friend but I still don't have the same feelings for this one.
I've owned about a dozen bikes, some get under the skin more than others.
Here's hoping you get back on 2 wheels soon!
#6
#7
If it makes you feel better, at least you got paid for yours. Ive known guys had their bikes paid off, and stolen, never to be found again; no insurance money without that full coverage. Now you can feel better that some have it way worse than you. Education is only 15% of success. My cousin is gonna make over 600k a year after her schooling(Doctor), she can buy a dealership then, get your education and use your desire for nice bikes to drive your grades best in class.