How many is enough?

greg_in_npvl said:

I think when someone has to build a second garage/shed they might have too many [emoji15]

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jamalc6996 said:

As long as he has the garage space to store them and keep them all in good drivable condition, then I say go for it. Buy as many as you want. I personally had 3 motorcycles at one time.

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Guilty as charged!

But it was all my wife's fault! She "had" to have a new car, then "had" to have it in the garage! Which forced my motorcycles into the third car garage, which isn't big enough. So I had to build a shed out back to do the down more than a day type maintenance and general tearing down bikes, that won't be back together over a weekend.

Plus, with the shed, I was able to add a good solid motorcycle lift, something I couldn't do in the garage.

I wish my garage still looked like this [emoji33]


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This is easy math. The proper number of bikes to own is shown by this equation. X+1=bikes.

X=the current number of bikes owned.

What good is a life without choices? You need at least two, so you can always reflect on whether you made the right choice of ride for the day.

Works for me.

I lost count when I reached 80 bikes owned. I currently have twelve various bikes. My main rides are my KLR650, St1100 and Honda Ct110 trail bike. My KLR gets ridden by far the most.

I have 4 and my wife has 1. st1300, r1100rt, f650st, Honda trail 90. Wife has a f800st. I want to get rid of the f650 and the trail 90 as I don't ride them any more. I'd like to get down to one bike for myself and another bike like a v-strom, fz-07 or a nc700 that both my wife and I can ride as a second bike.