Why Some Riders Can’t Stop at Just One Motorcycle

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• BI

  @BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne · 11 days ago

  10 motorcycles are still cheaper than one woman.

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• PH

  @philipdoran5148 · 8 days ago

  3 bikes. Zzr12, zzr1100c, honda cb650 1980 custom. All keepers . Making the time to regularly ride all 3 becomes a challenge. <br>Cool video you&apos;re reassurance has helped us multi bike owners=custodians... ❤

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• CO

  @comptondrew769 · 7 days ago

  I love the feeling of the flow state while riding

• TN

  @TNADagger · 10 days ago

  Some owners have a passion for fixing and restoring motorbikes. There is no greater satisfaction than bringing a beat up rust bucket back from the dead and making it look brand new. That first ride is so much more fulfilling.

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• MO

  @morgantalbert7103 · 11 days ago

  Thank you, thank you, thank you. I finally feel like someone gets me. As a current owner of 5. I am appreciative of being able to understand myself better as an individual. 💙

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• RO

  @rogerbaker1773 · 4 days ago

  50th year of riding and the most my stable once held was 32 bikes. I have just four now (spatial constraints), all still significantly different in posture and foot leverage. Switching from one to another is actually a joy, and helps me stay in trim mentally. Forget anything supposedly sexy because of its adjustable ride modes, just go diverse whilst your brain still allows it!

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• 42

  @42gasman · 11 days ago (edited)

  After weeks of agonizing over which bike &nbsp;I needed &nbsp;to trade in for a Ducati Hypermotard &nbsp;, I finally came to peace by deciding that I’m not trading in any of them !That Brings my count to 4. &nbsp;They are all sport bikes, meticulously maintained and always ready for a leg to be thrown over them. To me they are are all diffferent rides. &nbsp;There’s the horsepower beast , the loud hooligan , and the super comfy one which &nbsp;defies logic . &nbsp;A few years ago I decided I would allow myself to &nbsp;only have 1 bike at a time. I subsequently revisited that philosophy and here I am !. &nbsp;A co -worker said (jokingly , he’s a great guy actually) “Your problem is that you don’t have anyone at home to tell you “no” “. &nbsp;As a divorced 60 year old with grown children , I don’t see a problem here …. 😂

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• DK

  @dksfollies4772 · 8 days ago

  You are correct . I have 8 vespa scooters and 3 old classic motorcycles 🏍 in 50 cc all . And need more and more and more .

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• LA

  @latituderider · 11 days ago

  I had 4 at one point, all dual sports/dirt bikes. (KLX400R, DR650, CRF250L, XR650R) Then I sold them all and bought a brand new bike, a Honda CRF300L Rally, my first ever brand new vehicle of any kind. I still have that bike but I bought another new one a year ago. It was another DR650 because I really liked the bike and regretted selling it.<br><br>I&apos;ve been tempted to buy others, but I&apos;ve forced myself to stop just from the sheer amount of money I was spending. I&apos;ll ride the two I have until it&apos;s no longer viable to do so.

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• JO

  @josevi5835 · 7 days ago

  Had four and sold them. I did not have enough time to ride them and their batteries spoiled. To take them to the annual service was a drag. Finally sold them and bought a humble GB350S. Now I feel relieved. When I am retired I will see if I add other bikes to enrichen my stable.

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• PA

  @PatrickDuffy-u3s · 10 days ago

  I have one for dirt and one for street. It&apos;s like having a hammer and a screwdriver. You need a complete toolbox.

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• AN

  @answeredbyme · 8 days ago

  Its very specific for me. A new Z900 sitting next to my ZX14R. I dream about having 30 bikes but those 2 are a reality and will happen.

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