Query on bike value

[The Pastor]

Is selling the bike and cars and getting a cheap bike and cheap car an option?

[HenryDorsetCase]

Ive seen some really wicked MX5's: Toyota V8 powered, 13B rotary turbo you name it.

I would like to do one one day, but have other priorities at present. If doing the repower I would want to go thru the suspension, bigger brakes, better wheels... oh, and a rollbar. I reckon you could do it for ~10k maybe 12 and you would have something pretty wicked. And I like the noise an angry rotary makes.

as to your bike, sorry I cant help.

[jtzzr]

I think you should keep the bike and maintain a modest car for when you really really need it. I feel it is my duty as a member on this forum to try to persuade you to keep the bike. This is, after all is said and done, a good place for bikers to offer moral support to one another.

Go on...keep the bike....you know you want to...

Keep the bike....You know you want to!!!

[Motig]

3 years together ? I hate to spoil your day even more but you may find you dont own as much as you think you do. Good Luck.

[madboy]

3 years together ? I hate to spoil your day even more but you may find you dont own as much as you think you do. Good Luck.

It's daddy's rental property on paper. My lawyer would be meaner than her's too.

And the reason for the respray is well known in these parts. When you ride like me, you don't ride a bright green kwaka.

I was also thinking about the whole bike deal. I don't really classify myself as a motorcyclist. I mean, I don't know shit about bikes, I don't keep up with the latest in any particular field, I have no interest in the history and little interest in the racing. I don't practise to make myself a better rider, I don't read the mags, I don't do the training days, I have no desire to be the fastest guy in town. I figure I do it because it allows me to be above the law and do lots and lots of really dodgy shit... basically without consequence. And that isn't a recipe for a peaceful retirement.

[mikey]

I was also thinking about the whole bike deal. I don't really classify myself as a motorcyclist. I mean, I don't know shit about bikes, I don't keep up with the latest in any particular field, I have no interest in the history and little interest in the racing. I don't practise to make myself a better rider, I don't read the mags, I don't do the training days, I have no desire to be the fastest guy in town. I figure I do it because it allows me to be above the law and do lots and lots of really dodgy shit... basically without consequence. And that isn't a recipe for a peaceful retirement.

kids eh..........