matthiasj said:chris dont take everyone's comments to heart, we're just trying to get you to come to your senses. I have never rode a bike, cept for a Honda 80 Dirt Bike, its fun as hell, but doesnt compare to the stang. But do what do you wanna do, and if you sell your engine parts, i got first dibs:SNSign:
94-302-vert said:Chris,
Does texas require the insurance? if not maybe your insurance would be cool about you adding and dropping the car from your coverage a lot? If you get married your insurance goes down as well... pretty sure that doesn't help you though....
Just keep it running and getting soem use every so often to drive the moisture out of the exhaust, gears, trans, engine, fuel and it will be fine.
Kinda sad to hear though man, But i hear ya about saving $$... that is real money to save...
anothergt said:A Mustang and a Motorcycle, well that's just ridiculous. ..........NOT
Enjoy the bike as much as you can, just don't totally neglect the stang. I haven't played with my Mustang as much as I used too since I bought my bike either.
MisterCMK said:If you are parking the car for a long period of time, just leave it parked. Don't go and drive it every week. Its easier on the vehicle to just leave her parked than it is to fire it up and just drive a short distance.
This sounds very familiar.RowdyRed94 said:As for his choice of bikes - any intelligent, responsible rider will tell you that he did the right thing by starting small, and if you think you need a Gixxer to be a real rider, you're a poser yourself.
HISSIN50 said:I think Chris is embarking upon the ownership of many bikes.