Money Making Schemes For New Bike

[iwilde]

Thats the trouble with the youth of today, always looking for the easy way out. Try a bit of hard work, dosn't hurt as much as it sounds. Weed gardens, mow lawns, wash house windows. I'm sure you could find plenty of old people in the street that would like the help.

[adiddy]

what experience do you have working mate? and where abouts are ya from sorry?

[Monorail]

what experience do you have working mate? and where abouts are ya from sorry?

#1 Shoe Warehouse - 7 Monthsish
MacDonalds - 2 Months to date

Make websites for small businesses. You'll need to do about ... ummm ... two to make up the shortfall. Fuck maccas. Post URL's of previous work.

Dave

www.matt.nick-b.net
something i'm working on for another kiwibiker

[Monorail]

yay pay day tomorrow, looking forward to working the whole last week of holidays financial benefits

[adiddy]

nice website there mate... is there a hell pizza near ya man?! www.hell.co.nz
would you be able to work a saturday from say 9-4 on average would bring in about 70 in the hand ryte?!

[Monorail]

nice website there mate... is there a hell pizza near ya man?! www.hell.co.nz
would you be able to work a saturday from say 9-4 on average would bring in about 70 in the hand ryte?!

thanks for the comment about the website.
Nope, no hells near me. It will be interesting to see however how much I can make just from Macca's and web design

Matt

[Monorail]

$279.00 for working the last week of the holidays!

[Forest]

If you want to become truly rich, basically you have to accumulate income producing assets. Unfortunately a motorcycle is not an asset (it is a liability).

This sets up a paradox - in order to be able to afford a motorcycle, you really should abstain from buying one. Fortunately you don't have to abstain forever. But how long you wait is really up to you.

What I suggest is that you buy a old but solid bike. Something cheap and reliable to last the next couple of years. There are a lots of old but solid bikes in the $3,000 range.

Believe it or not, bikes will still be on sale in five years. And what is even better is that the bikes you fantasise about today will be much more affordable as five year-old used bikes. I'm in the process of importing a bike that I dreamed about (but could never have afforded) when it came on tp the market six years ago. I'm glad that I've waited!!!