Brillot2000
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This subject may have been brought up before discussion, "Motorcycle Zen". I want to focus on the aspect of how many motorcycles that someone can own and have a balance of "Zen".
At the height of my riding career I had 4 bikes, however only had one for many of those years like more people.
When owned 4 bikes, I found it hard to balance riding them all and deciding which to ride. Not too long ago I had 3 bikes. I found myself riding only 2 of them alternately on a regular basis. The third was pushed to the back of the garage and hardly got any use, this one was my 1975 Honda CB360T for those that know me already. I found it a hassle to pull out one of the bike in front to just pull out the 360 to ride it for that day. At the end of day I would have to to do the opposite to put it away.
I am now down to 2 bikes again (NaNCy and Sparky) and I find this to workout the best for me.
Now having both an Electric and Gas Powered bike I have found the Ying and Yang and found my perfect "Zen Balance".
"Chime In" and share your Motorcycle Zen. Be enlightened and enlighten others...
At the height of my riding career I had 4 bikes, however only had one for many of those years like more people.
When owned 4 bikes, I found it hard to balance riding them all and deciding which to ride. Not too long ago I had 3 bikes. I found myself riding only 2 of them alternately on a regular basis. The third was pushed to the back of the garage and hardly got any use, this one was my 1975 Honda CB360T for those that know me already. I found it a hassle to pull out one of the bike in front to just pull out the 360 to ride it for that day. At the end of day I would have to to do the opposite to put it away.
I am now down to 2 bikes again (NaNCy and Sparky) and I find this to workout the best for me.
- Sparky is my commuter bike that I ride nearly everyday now.
- NaNCy has been moved to Special Duties and as my Long Distance Runner.
Now having both an Electric and Gas Powered bike I have found the Ying and Yang and found my perfect "Zen Balance".
"Chime In" and share your Motorcycle Zen. Be enlightened and enlighten others...
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