And then there was one

[elizilla]

For the first time in many years, I am down to one motorcycle. A guy from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, just bought the NT. The garage is really empty!

I got my full asking price. He got a well maintained bike and lots of spares. He's going to take it back to the Soo, and leave it at a friend's house on the USA side of the border for three days, because that's how long it takes to get an appointment with customs. He has bought bikes in the USA several times so he is comfortable with the process.

Funny that they should both go to Canada.

Comments

[dagibbs.livejournal.com]

Wow... down to one bike.

[mecmom.livejournal.com]

wow, up to a whole garage.

[schmi.livejournal.com]

Aww... sad. Why the purging? Just decided to downsize to one bike that does everything?

[elizilla]

The Super10 does everything that the other two did, better. I wasn't riding either of them often enough, so they felt awkward when I did ride them, which made me ride them even less, and so on.

Also, I think that if I'm going to keep multiple bikes, the other bikes should have a much different focus. Now that I have the cleared space, I might buy a very small dual sport, or a sidecar rig, or an electric scooter, or something else that's way different.

[(Anonymous)]

...or an enfield

[(Anonymous)]

"twinkies", eh?

Simplifying is good. Grod like simplifying.

[schmi.livejournal.com]

That makes total sense! As for small dual sports *cough* XT225 *cough*. ;)

[(Anonymous)]

I vote for the KLX250. with your long legs, you could definitely get on and flat foot it!