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Old 12-20-07 | 09:59 PM
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Bikes: 1977-78 Raleigh Professional - bought new, 1987 Shogun 400 (for the lady)

Originally Posted by redneckwes
Stay with me for a minute..I have a head-cold. Three straight days stuck in the house so my mind wanders (blunders) off into strange places.....

I have four "Good" bikes, plus three more that will be once they get refurbed a bit. And today I'm thinking...why does one person need seven bicycles? And that's not counting my three speeds, the Columbia roadster, a few project frames... a Balooner and an old MTB....

Here is the scary part...I'm still looking for more, I hit the thrift every week, I go to all the flea markets, I have a wish list thats probably another eight to ten frames.

Am I insane? Is it a side effect from my years of sloth and devotion to a sedentairy life? (I used to collect empty pizza boxes). I suppose I'm obsessive compulsive... I'll neglect the oil change in the Jeep to buy parts.. It's a good thing I don't have kids I guess.

Medication induced ranting mode off...
Not having kids is a factor.

I suffer from the same affliction but applied to Cadillac cars (4)
Canon film Cameras (30+)
Morgan and Peace dollar coins (300+)

While my wife has it for
movies
star wars figures (which I'm going to SELL)
Farscape whatever (which I call fartscape)
JAG (dvds and cards)

My ***** definately costs more money though...

But I only have one bike - the Professional - which I've had longer than nearly anything i own, although i did recently do a large Super Record upgrade and have lots of Nuovo record parts lying around...

Bikes take up a lot of room, that's a factor. Sure the cars are big, but we use them all the time. (and I know guys with 15 or more cars).
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