I don't think you can have too many motorcycles. I have three at the moment, and will add at least one, perhaps two to the stable. One will be a classic, from the 50s or 60s and may be a Triumph, or a BSA. Or, perhaps even a Rudge from the 30s. Depending on finances.
My wife doesn't think I need three, but she does understand that I think I need three. The XR200 is for fun. It's an 86 model, so is rough, but you couldn't kill it with a stick. The Harley is old too, by todays standards anyway, and used to be my everyday transport until I moved a long way away from work. So I bought the Speed Triple and did three years of commuting until I decided I needed the Tiger for both commuting and some touring, the commuting I'm still doing, but there hasn't been much touring yet.
Gabi likes the Tiger best for comfort, so I have that to be thankful for. The last long trip we did on the Harley saw her fly home her backside was so sore.....
Mick
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