I've run out of things to build...

[legrandefromage]

...and bored shitless with it!

Road bikes - all done and built up

MTBs - all done and built up

Paypal - empty

stuff for sale - not shifting, nobody wants nuffin'

Theres nothing worse than a shed full of finished bicycles.

What the hell am I supposed to do now? Ride them??

dont be daft!

 

[Tad]

Re:

Take them appart, put all the bits in to the middle of the shed in one huge pile then get creative.

 

[Minifreak]

I have a project bike that needs doing, too big for me so happy to give you credit

 

[kingbling]

Put it at the back of the shed leave it 10 years then sell it all for quadruple the price it is now or take it to the tip and be done with it :roll: :facepalm:

 

[Remko]

Re:

It's lonely at the top mate, try something new, you're ready for it.

 

[al]

Re:

I have lots.


al.

 

[tintin40]

i bet one needs a service?

 

[torqueless]

Re:

Put it at the back of the shed

I must remind you kingbling that some of us have sheds the 'back' of which is about one bike-length from the 'front'..?

Theres nothing worse than a shed full of finished bicycles.

In the material world both the finished project and the started project are equally frustrating.

For therapy, I humbly suggest a 'tabula rasa' or 'uncarved block':

Find yourself a nice frame with no paint, and give yourself endless hours of fun painting it, bolting components to it, and even riding it... in your imagination.

The rot only sets in when you attempt to manifest one of these imaginary bikes into the gross world of matter, thereby narrowing the unlimited potential of your imagination into one constricted course, and exposing yourself to long hours of drudgery and anxiety, whether in the workshop, or, later, out on the screaming highway.

..and that, kids, is why native Americans never built the Empire State Building.... or did they? :?

 

[mkozaczek]

Come over, I'll put you to work

 

[The History Man]

Go technicolor x