I was thinking the same lol but it's more like 20 bikes if it's a high end Ferrari or Lamborghini.
But honestly...driving a status car is just that, a status car. I've seen high end cars circling karaoke clubs and etc., the driver comes off as a huge ****** bag no matter how many looks he gets.
....with that said, on a serious note, full amputation of a limb would cause me to stop riding only because I physically can't!
If you can afford an exotic car, I'm sure you can afford a bike, there will be no real reason to give up anything other than the fact that you're a pussy. :lol:
Ask the actual question you need answered. I would not give up my bike for anything to be honest. Unless I needed to sell it to keep my house or something along those lines.
We just bought a house 3 years back and had a baby boy 8 month ago. Bike is still in the garage
If you can afford an exotic car, I'm sure you can afford a bike, there will be no real reason to give up anything other than the fact that you're a pussy. :lol:
If I had that much money I'd rather build my own race track. There's one in Gran Turismo 5 called Cape Ring that doesn't exist irl that I'd love to build lol
And that's amazing, I'm honestly surprised at how well he's able to ride.
It's not a matter of affordability... I got a feeling this guy might have rich parents to get him to stop riding. Perhaps an offer of a Ferrari is on the table.
Personally I would take it. Too bad I don't have rich parents...some guy I know years ago gave up his CBR F4i for a M3. Parent paid for everything, including insurance. Bike everything was on his own. It also enhance his chick scoring capability by a large margin.
It's not a matter of affordability... I got a feeling this guy might have rich parents to get him to stop riding. Perhaps an offer of a Ferrari is on the table.
Personally I would take it. Too bad I don't have rich parents...some guy I know years ago gave up his CBR F4i for a M3. Parent paid for everything, including insurance. Bike everything was on his own. It also enhance his chick scoring capability by a large margin.
What is your specific reason for asking this? Are you getting a Ferrari 430 or 458 if you give up the bike? If you get it can I take it for a test drive!? The most I was offered to give up riding is to think of my yet non existent children
I get the impression that the question isn't about giving up a particular bike, but riding. I don't know what it would take. Certainly not someone asking me to, or offering me a bribe (or worse, blackmail).
I've been riding consistently for 30 years. Got married, bought and sold a couple of homes, raised a couple of kids. A swap of my bike for another asset where I come out ahead is certainly an option - but I would still end up with a bike.
Start giving up stuff for a girlfriend, boyfriend or spouse then you might as well give up your freedom to make any serious decisions for the rest of your life It is a slippery slope when it starts. If you give up riding or your bike do it because you have reached your limit or need to make a serious sacrifice to get something else.
You are an adult so no one should ever tell you to give up something that you truly love and makes you happy.
No car has the same feel as a motorcycle, so I would not give up riding for any car. I would trade of course for any expensive car, sell and get the same bike I have again, as well as another couple of bikes and cars.
The only way I would give up riding is if I just did not enjoy it anymore.
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