So what you are saying is when your too old to ride them you will still keep them for some other reason until you pop your clogs? Sentiment, investment, ornamentation or something else.
I rang about this one after it had been posted on here. £2499 749 Track Bike Forged wheels - £600 Swing Arm - £400 Full Serpent Temi - £1000 Slipper Clutch - £300 Ohlins rear shock - £300 Was going to put it on the road on a daytime MOT - but you can't say it didn't make financial sense to buy it too
The low payout fixed fruit machine down your local will give you a better return than "traditional investments"
What about an 848 evo corsa? Local dealer has one, looks great but well over priced at 8999, something to look out for?
Aprilia RS 250 or Honda SP1 or SP2I If you can find one at a good price. Like most material investments the usual rule is keeping them for some length of time,which costs money in storage,insurance,etc. And unless you really know what you are doing,spread your money over a range of things,not just bikes.there is always Sods law to take into account.The market could be down when you need to realise your investment,or what was a sure fire cert has gone belly up. In fact there are far easier ways of accumulating wealth than motorcycle buying. But you don't want to be the richest person in the graveyard either.
Smart last sentence, Mervyn. No one ever says , gosh I wish I'd spent more time in the office/ at work...
Offers over £7500 I must say, I didn't know of these Ducati UK sanctioned MonsterMob bikes - but the Airwaves ones struggle to sell for more than a decent red one.
It's all relative , what do you want nice man cave or investment it's a very hard choice if you want an investment you have to be very disciplined the temtation is high not to ride them if you are a real motorcyclist. Been there and back on a number of occasions, in the process of selling mine now . If you have the money you can always buy whatever you want at any stage . Personally I've come to stage buy it use it and then sell it on , life's to short , ride and enjoy .
Similar to my motto, but: ride them, build them, collect them and have some in your house too, when I make my coffee in the morning there are 2 999R's and a Prototype in view through the dining room - it's nice, a longer motto yes, but nice all the same. No hang ups about not riding them as I always have some on the road too. I can't think where I would want to put my spare cash other than into bikes and I can't afford all of them on the road (if I could I would as the mileage across them all wouldn't be much)
