I have made the non-mistake of riding bikes before I was going to sell them, and yeah, it's as if they just really come together even more and remind you why you bought them in the first place. Dang it. Of my built-up fleet, I now have two dry-weather bikes that I would not let go, with two more if I was allowed reprieve; and my one wet-weather/fender/winter bike. So, five if I had to get really serious about it (from ten), and three if I reeeeallly had to, but that would be a pretty big gut punch. I do like them.

As a single guy, I don't have a ton of furniture, so bikes are furniture, of sorts. How hard it is to move a 24 lb. piece of furniture that rolls easily, is carried easily, and with pedals removed and bars rotated, stores easily? Really easy! Regular furniture is a mess to move. Bikes are cake.