What's it worth

[090]

Problem may be that you have fallen into the same trap as a lot of us have. Starting too many projects and not finishing any. It's even worse when you throw money at a few and still not get anywhere. I go through stages when I spend heaps of hours over weeks in the shed and then not even open the door for weeks.

[frostype400]

I try to forget I have the others and do one at a time, I will buy spares and new parts for bikes I have but I just put them away for when I am doing that bike if you sell all your bikes you will regret it surely there is one that you really like out of them.

[maicoman]

Problem may be that you have fallen into the same trap as a lot of us have. Starting too many projects and not finishing any. It's even worse when you throw money at a few and still not get anywhere. I go through stages when I spend heaps of hours over weeks in the shed and then not even open the door for weeks.

Very true what you're saying. I do have a habit of starting to many projects and quite often run into trouble with money or a part NLA. The problem is my bikes owe me nothing. I picked most of them up when they were not sort after or were just diregarded. But today they are to hard to replace regardless of the condition.
  I try to keep all the money going in one direction but there always seems to be parts popping up that I know are sought after. Dam Ebay! I guess if I was going to keep any then it would be the Maico's. My 490 has been with me for a long time. The old girl got me to Kandos and back even with a broken rear hub, broken pipe and no brakes, but she wouldn't die. I owe it a chance to run again.

[Nathan S]

Problem may be that you have fallen into the same trap as a lot of us have. Starting too many projects and not finishing any. It's even worse when you throw money at a few and still not get anywhere. I go through stages when I spend heaps of hours over weeks in the shed and then not even open the door for weeks.

Amen to that.

I dragged a couple of project cars around with me for years, because "if I sell this one, I'll never be able to afford another one". Ended up selling them and haven't missed them for a second - and the money came in handy (even though I'd now struggle to tell you where I spent it....).
Did the same with the project/un-used bikes recently as you probably saw, and had the same complete lack of regret.

Could be interested in the Kawis, depending on all of the usual...