Motorcycle is sold...

[noahgibbs]

Since we got the minivan and I've got a four-wheeled vehicle to make the morning commute with (without depriving Krissy of a car, like), we've been figuring I should sell my bike. It's really not good for me to be out on it with two kids, and where serious injury would be a bad, bad thing...

And today, with remarkably little difficulty, I managed to sell my bike (thanks for the heads-up, Les!). My blue Suzuki SV650S is now the property of somebody else, and likely happier for it. I haven't taken it out regularly for awhile here, and wouldn't any year soon.

I can't help but feel a little mixed. It was a very good bike, and served me well. But it's time for me to be off the bike for a few years or more, and it doesn't really make sense to keep it throughout. This was the time, and everything lined up.

It's done. I'll miss it, now and again.

Comments

[rbus.livejournal.com]

"Our little boy is growing up!"

It's good you had one and enjoyed it.
And they'll keep making them.
You can always go back when your ancient.
I know lots of people who have.

I've always wanted a bike, but never owned one.
I'd be dead within two weeks.
Serious lack of self-control when it comes to speed - and not doing stupid stuff.

[rightkindofme.livejournal.com]

Noah has remarkably good control when it comes to speed and not doing stupid stuff. Unfortunately, being on a motorcycle is not really just about the behavior of the person on the bike.

I think that once the kids are closer to grown ups it would be awesome to have a motorcycle again, but it's just not a good thing for a while. erf! This is sad because motorcycles (and those who ride them) are totally hot. :)

[rbus.livejournal.com]

good for Noah (and you and your chilluns.

but...

if you ever see a guy on a bike and think:
"I can't believe what that asshole's doing on that bike."

that be me if'n i owned one.