When to draw the line?

[Anonymous]

When to draw the line

Simple. I have 2 bikes and my family has 4 more bike. AND I have over 20 project bikes. I stop counting :twisted:

 

[sworksm2]

never enough

Thing is bikes aren't that bad as they take up relatively little space. Its when the affliction inlcudes cars and boats it becomes a problem. My 20 + bikes are fine, its the 10 cars, 3 boats, jetski and 3 trailers that take up space.
As another expert collector once commented at this site: I can stop at anytime - I'm just not a quitter

 

[Jones]

I was going through my bike room yesterday and was horrified to find my complete bikes total has sneaked into double figures again :shock:

10 is the magic number for me :roll: after that it starts sounding rediculous plus it stops me building up bikes as I know I'm just not going to be able to ride them all :?

I've got six or seven frames I'd like to build up as well :? so it may be time for a clearout :shock:

 

[Anonymous]

when to draw the line

I know when to draw the line. Just not now.
The weathers is getting cold and I 'm not a winter rider. Some of the bikes I been collecting in the past few weeks.
-Rocky Mountain Team Comp '91 (complete in great condition)
-Brodie Soveriegn ( I got it for the frame)
-Brodie Catalyst (from the late 80's. Complete bike. Got it yesterday and going to ride it today).
-unknow titanium frame (for future build)
-in November I well getting a Rocky Mountain Ti-Bolt (don't ask, well not be for sale).
I don't have a bike room, I have a bike pile. But it is my bike pile.
I know of 7 other people that has more bikes than me.