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Not far from here, there's a 2 story barn and another building filled with old British bikes and he won't sell anything. And it's a bike business.
Quote from: Stev-o on March 21, 2017, 06:20:28 AMQuote from: kerryb on March 21, 2017, 05:52:58 AMI knew I was crazy when I spent too much time trying to fit k8 clutch cable to goldwing! Should have stuck with just one year/model so the parts would all interchange, but no I had to have a couple of these and one of those just cause they're cool. Now I can't just disassemble it and stash the parts, I have to LABEL everything before stashing it...now that's just crazy!Would be too easy to have just 1 model bike! Good friend of mine recently snuck into Steve's backyard and sent me this secret spy picture
Quote from: kerryb on March 21, 2017, 05:52:58 AMI knew I was crazy when I spent too much time trying to fit k8 clutch cable to goldwing! Should have stuck with just one year/model so the parts would all interchange, but no I had to have a couple of these and one of those just cause they're cool. Now I can't just disassemble it and stash the parts, I have to LABEL everything before stashing it...now that's just crazy!Would be too easy to have just 1 model bike!
I knew I was crazy when I spent too much time trying to fit k8 clutch cable to goldwing! Should have stuck with just one year/model so the parts would all interchange, but no I had to have a couple of these and one of those just cause they're cool. Now I can't just disassemble it and stash the parts, I have to LABEL everything before stashing it...now that's just crazy!
A friend said it's all the customer bikes that never got finished or the bill was more than the bike was worth so folks just walked away. I heard back in the day of guys bike repairs never getting finished, even after years. It's difficult to believe but a lot of them are apart with a box of pieces sitting in the seat or frame.
Quote from: Don R on March 24, 2017, 09:34:38 PM A friend said it's all the customer bikes that never got finished or the bill was more than the bike was worth so folks just walked away. I heard back in the day of guys bike repairs never getting finished, even after years. It's difficult to believe but a lot of them are apart with a box of pieces sitting in the seat or frame. I've experienced inheriting bikes that owners left due to lack of interest, probably four or five in the past six years or so. I part them out in order to recover my time and money. Usually undesirable bikes like 750 K7/8, CB650....Larry
YES I DO HAVE A PROBLEM I will be the first to say that. Last count around 150 but that's everything good bad and ugly I really think my biggest problem is I don't have enough space and money to buy more but I am trying I talked to doctor once about this and ended up buying his old ct 70 from his childhood days
Ok, its one thing when your wife does not know how many bikes you have, but wayyy worse when you don't even know how many bikes you have....."Hmmm, let me think (counting on fingers). Ummm, eight? No, nine. Errr wait, ten. Yep, 12 bikes"