[Iceman68]

When does one stop riding so they can take the time to do everything they want to do to their ride? When do you come to the crossroads of not being able to ride your bike because you have to start working on it to make it yours? I have all kinds of ideas for things but don't want to have down time because I love to ride. Am I thinking too hard?

 

[JJZ109]

Winter and when it breaks is the best time to do repairs

 

[Hillbilly Deluxe]

I dont know,i've been wanting to do stuff to my bike for 4 years.

 

[M.O.Ther]

In PA there's winter. That should be enough time to get whatever done, especially if you've planned/prepared for it. And there are probably pieces of your master plan that can be accomplished on a rainy weekend, or a couple of evenings after work. As for the master planning, that's probably something you can accomplish at work, or at home sitting on the can.

 

[Dr. Benway]

Am I thinking too hard?

Yes.
It's called "have more than one bike".

 

[Iceman68]

Always good to have that other perspective!

 

[Dave63]

When does one stop riding so they can take the time to do everything they want to do to their ride? When do you come to the crossroads of not being able to ride your bike because you have to start working on it to make it yours? I have all kinds of ideas for things but don't want to have down time because I love to ride. Am I thinking too hard?

I see it two ways:

You can just take the time, and do it, knowing your bike will be safer, more dependable and last longer.....

Or, you can wait until the bike says to do it, which likely doesn't end as well, and usually requires a friend with a pick-up truck.

Granted: Both will be missed riding time, but with the first one, you're not as pissed off.

 

[Guest]

Yes.
It's called "have more than one bike".

Dang Doc.....You are a very wise man. ..
...(Have I said this before..?)...

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[jcs64]

Yes.
It's called "have more than one bike".

Yeah, but you know had bad it sucks when they both need to be fixed at the same time?

Jeff

 

[Dr. Benway]

Yeah, but you know had bad it sucks when they both need to be fixed at the same time?

If that's the case...

you need a better mechanic!!

 

[chicomilo]

I see it two ways:

You can just take the time, and do it, knowing your bike will be safer, more dependable and last longer.....

Or, you can wait until the bike says to do it, which likely doesn't end as well, and usually requires a friend with a pick-up truck.

Granted: Both will be missed riding time, but with the first one, you're not as pissed off.

words of wisdom right there although I rarely heed them!