Time to give it up?

**3umph** · 8th April 2009, 22:43

Originally Posted by 3umph

it happens from time to time when interest in a pass time fades out.... some time the worst thing you can do it totally get rid of that pass time..ie: your motorbike because situations change and 6 months down the track you may regret selling your bike...

have a break, park up the bike in the garage under a cover and re access it down the track if it is something you are going to re kindle or regret doing...

Me... I have been in a similar situation with jet boating... luckily I did not sell the boat and after a 2 year layoff with the boat taking up room in the garage Now I am getting back into it... so glad I did not sell my boat and all my boating gear as it would of costed shit loads to get all the gear back again...

So my advice would be if you feel like that then have a break and put the bike in storage with rego on hold... give it time before you decide to get rid of everything...

as I said before... just throwing it bac up here

**tigertim20** · 8th April 2009, 23:09

Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback

When you're dead and buried.

Fuckit, im gettin buried with mine, I aint leaving it around for me mates to bloody wreck, I plan to have a rather nice one by then!!

**=cJ=** · 11th April 2009, 09:45

Oh lol, can I change my response. I missed the last one >_<

Readinf comprehension 101 failure :'(

**scumdog** · 11th April 2009, 10:33

Originally Posted by Paul in NZ

Now thats a really sensible post....

Hmmmmmmmmm - but a new project..... Hmmmmmmmm (thinking sitting in bed after another trip to ED)

Get a new project - some old clunker that you won't want to ride too far on anyway but will give you plenty of tinkering and fettling to keep it going...and keep your interest in bikes going.

**YellowDog** · 11th April 2009, 11:22

When the 'Biking Gods' start to move against you (everything keeps going wrong) and they won't leave you alone: Take the hint.

**FROSTY:Me** · 11th April 2009, 11:46

JD sorry mate but a lot of us apreciate where (we think) Paul is at head space wise and the health issues we aren't (out of respect for the man) talking about. This is why a project was my suggestion. something to tinker with.