Should I pay my tax, or buy the bike I want that is on tardme?

**Voltaire** · 18th December 2013, 07:45

Originally Posted by F5 Dave

"Requires some assembly."

read "took 3 years to get to this point but I realised I'd never finish it. Sure I'd have it on the road in 6 months"

80% complete, but the last 20% will take 80% of the build time and 50% of the budget.

Take it from me, projects seem simple, but they are for the very well motivated undistracted kind of guy. I've been that guy some stages of my life, but I'm not now. Maybe again once I'm retired in 20 odd years.

I bought a basket case 1958 T110 in the early 90's, had it restored and running in 18 months, seized up a couple of years later...... now residing of shelves in my garage waiting for the BMW fad to finish.
I find with projects you need an event to have it ready for.

**GSW** · 18th December 2013, 13:49

And here I was thinking you were talking about this....
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...-675180189.htm

**HenryDorsetCase** · 18th December 2013, 14:34

Originally Posted by GSW

And here I was thinking you were talking about this....
http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/moto...-675180189.htm

quite tidy innit.

I reckon its worth significantly more than the start bid. If I was buying a bike from or near that era I would like an RC30 though. Or RC45. Way over the six to xeven k I have "available" though

**GSW** · 18th December 2013, 14:39

Originally Posted by HenryDorsetCase

quite tidy innit.

I reckon its worth significantly more than the start bid. If I was buying a bike from or near that era I would like an RC30 though. Or RC45. Way over the six to xeven k I have "available" though

Good to see you bid on it though, just to see what he's after