Why i bought a “weaker” bike

[@yonatanlevy6031]

These motorcycles are too expensive so I bought another motorcycle 😂

[@Gerardo5d]

😂

[@000amoney]

Translate into Brokenese plz🥲

[@neila7169]

Right. I bet his wife is watching his videos and hes trying to justify it

[@tortol4847]

Yeah his excuse is BS. Makes you wonder why he would lie about it.

[@nickh8649]

@@tortol4847 I have a s1000 and a zx6r and bought a indian scout bobber so i can just chill. Its a valid reason. The s1000 is expensive as a only bike.

[@mylesdonovan9068]

mt07 is such a fun bike, imo the smaller bikes are more fun because you can get away with a lot. with the bigger bikes, the smallest mistake can lead to major consequences

[@system7962]

Absolutely. You can go full throttle on them, its so much more fun

[@multa7053]

@@system7962well, I got a CB750 and I can never legally or safely go full throttle

[@system7962]

@@multa7053 my comment wasn't for 750s per se. The point was smaller capacity bikes can be ridden on full blast, hence they are more fun.

[@cb1719]

I have a 500cbx and it’s so much fun 👌🏼 can use all the power. Can make the back wheel slips sometimes but on a smaller bike isn’t too scary

[@RadDadisRad]

MT07 also uses cheap 87

[@stuartfirth2970]

You’re on a bike, 100% attention is required all the time; regardless of what you’re riding!

[@loopy9349]

Facts, my buddy said the same thing when I got my 999, like bro I pay 100% attention already it’ll be no different

[@johnnyveganite9141]

Agree but 1000cc bikes are a different beast

[@Michael-H23]

All factds

[@Michael-H23]

​@@johnnyveganite9141 1000cc are rockets

[@johnnyveganite9141]

@@Michael-H23 💯

[@shreelaad4601]

Rider math is funny, my current motorcycles are expensive, that's why i bought one more

[@Burnin209]

As papa Yam always says, the number of bikes you should own is always N+1. Where N = your current bike count.

[@Stale_Kracker]

Didn't even have to explain it. Have an indian chief and bought a scout bobber. My brother asked why would i buy a scout when i own a chief..."because i fuggin want to thats why"😂

[@kugangles9860]

Cost ? You have over $40k invested into two sportbikes. You're worried about the cost of gas and tires?

[@josephbentley5799]

Why depreciate the value of the expensive bikes with more miles and increase the cost per year in maintenance when you can buy a third bike and offset the cost a bit. Also, the smaller bike will help lower the insurance rate overall.

[@not.for_her3226]

thts what happens wen you buy something you can’t afford

[@Jisei13]

​@@josephbentley5799adding an extra bike doesn't lower insurance neither does spending like 7-8k on the third bike the adding maintenance and tyres to that save money on the other two. There's no math that makes that work out man. Also the guy would have to be doing a fuckin insane amount of miles to depreciate the value of the bike in any real way then if he's doing that what's the fuckin point of buying a bike not to ride it. All nonsense lol.

[@Michael-H23]

​@@josephbentley5799 lmao bikes dont depreciate the same as cars. Plus he should know the cost of high priced brands. But what this short sounds like is i baught the V4 and S1k for content when i am not making content imma ride mt07

[@JD-fd6gt]

@@Jisei13 1+1+1 = 3 bikes, whats wrong with that math? I like that math... imma go out and buy a third bike! lmao...

[@Hike_and_Yap]

I don’t want to spend money on changing tires and oil so I’ll drop $8k on another motorcycle. The logic has gone out the window😂.

[@lukazupie7220]

In our country we have a saying: i will save this money no matter the cost😁

[@Bobsonomatic]

Yeah I’m not really following this guy either. What happens when you gotta change the tires on the MT-07?

[@ignaci2330]

@@Bobsonomatic MT 07 is a lot easier to mantain, use a more generic oil because the engine is a little more daily think, he already has a point, an MT is more user friendly to a ducati, ninja, line r of yamaha, is not a point he cant use it, for a daily doesnt have a point have a bike that can go 240, 250 like nothing if you're on a city with top speed 30, that is even worse for the ducati because the engine is not meant to that low speeds

[@PHAToregon]

For fucking real lol

[@kevm3]

It's why you get something like an Elantra or Civic when you have a Corvette. Spending more on oil changes, having to use a higher octane, getting less mpg, having to baby the throttle or you go flying off the bike = perfect justification for getting a lesser, more 'chill' bike. You save the expensive, performance oriented vehicles for a couple of fun weekend sessions while you have the 'cheap', economical option for everyday riding.

[@carlosmauriciodiazochoa1215]

I have a mt 07 and is still fun to ride and the engine sound is amazing with a good exhaust system

[@dariomladenovski7047]

sadly Yamaha have neglected the MT 07 for years, only getting minor improvements while the MT09 has improved soo much over the years. I'll be selling my 2019 MT07 for a new MT09

[@dariomladenovski7047]

it makes more sense to save up for MT09 now rather than buying the MT07 because you are getting so many features that the MT07 doesn't have like cruise control, traction control, anti slide, anti wheelie, quickshifter, ABS cornering and on top of all that better brakes and better suspension, it's not even close

[@yosefm170]

​@@dariomladenovski7047 i really dont agree, I have a 21 mt07, wanted the xsr900, basically mt09 but the power jump are huge so I wasnt ready.

[@dariomladenovski7047]

@@yosefm170 yeah I also changed my mind, MT09 is too much power, I'll be going for the RS660 instead

[@MyWifesBoyfriend-pp8kq]

@@dariomladenovski7047The MT-07 is in dire need of improvements, but I think Yamaha knows that it’ll cut into their 09 and R7 sales. I love my 09, but it is just more bike than I need. My 07, in hindsight, was all I needed. It definitely could have benefited from cruise control and suspension improvements. It could have also used a taller 6th gear for the highway

[@dennis9695]

There’s no justifying a $400 tire by buying a third and 4th bike. 😂 don’t buy the chill bike and you can buy tires for the next 100k miles on both sport bikes and still have $ leftover

[@juliangrnborg7289]

Did you even watch the video?

[@Dede-dw4oj]

Some people got the cash for both

[@dennis9695]

@@Dede-dw4oj so why worry about making tires last.

[@Magic_Muffin]

@@dennis9695 John 3:16-For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life❤️✝️

[@Magic_Muffin]

@@Dede-dw4oj John 3:16-For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life❤️✝️

[@DELL.ACNT.]

I don't think he thought this through. He just wanted an excuse to buy an mt07. 😂

[@yakinaway9736]

You need to pay attention 100% of the time on any bike.

[@iwasjustchillin]

similar to cars, people tend to think more power automatically means better and more fun when in reality it's just inconvenient for daily driving

[@SAINIDE]

Yeah like Americans want 1000 hp in their muscle for grocery shopping

[@outcome2715]

100% attention on any bike , almost lost my life on a Honda grom cause an idiot pulled out in front of me 💀🤦🏽‍♂️

[@HeldIntegral]

Same. Literally every week

[@Alfakenybodee]

So the Ducati is just a home decoration

[@kevm3]

Most liter bikes are wastes of money unless you track it or you're riding at felony speeds. People buy these kind of bikes because 'they want the best' and want a cool showpiece, but these are way too much bike for everyday riding both in terms of performance and cost. The fact that you can get the equivalent of a Lambo or Ferrari of bikes for less than the cost of a tricked out Elantra leads people to purchase these super-bikes and when they get it, they realize it's not nearly as much fun as they thought. Once all of the associated maintenance, fuel and insurance costs come in and the fact that you have to baby the throttle or you'll go flying into some very bad situations and the fact that 90% of that performance will never be utilized in most common riding scenarios, many folks realize they made a mistake. Stop and go traffic on a superbike = nightmare fuel

[@BoatmayneThaUnsinkable]

@@kevm3this is kinda why I’m chilling with 650-700cc bikes. They’re powerful and fast and fun to track and totally capable of handling the streets reliably, and they’re less expensive so that’s a plus.

[@kevm3]

@@BoatmayneThaUnsinkable That's a great move. Buying the amount of bike you will actually use versus rushing to a liter bike to look cool will save you money in terms of gas, maintenance and repairs and will actually be more fun to ride because you don't have to constantly baby the throttle or risk hurting yourself.

[@sanguwu7497]

Super valid, best setup imo is something full on and exotic and just something chill, fun and cheap. Nice setup

[@yecheydiev264]

The MT07 is to chill, and the 2 others are meant to send it

[@basedbane787]

"as you can see" shows brand new tire

[@nick4506]

the $8500 you could have had insted of the mt07 is a lot of tires, oil, and gas.

[@CactusJack252]

A chill bike that anyone can wheelie without trying

[@BH-tp3pm]

I took my pals 125cc mt out once, just round some little lanes for about half an hour. Was sooo much fun! Ok, wasn’t quick, but was able to get 100% out of the bike lol and was super light to throw around too!

[@RmnGnzlz]

No. That's not how numbers work.

[@userbike46]

Just change the type of tyre. Of course if you are using sport tyres just to go straight on the highway, you’re gonna have to change them very often. Change for touring or sport/touring tyres you will have less grip, but unless you have a real support use of your bike, it’s not a problem 👍🏻

[@jakeslamakowski6990]

I just picked up a Kawasaki Eliminator 450 and I love it. Its not always about the CCs, its about the smiles.

[@JustinVenn-w1v]

I agree with you buddy I’ve had lots of sports bikes and still do but an hour in the saddle and it gets uncomfortable I much prefer being comfortable 😊

[@NoName-c4y7h]

"Daddy Chill" came to mind 😂

[@yungbenis9357]

I hate the ideology that slower=worse. My dad worked for Honda, and as a part of his job, had spent years riding everything from the rc30, rc51, cbr900, 1000, etc and all of their competitors. What bikes did he own? An xr650 and a cbr125. You don’t need crazy power to have fun

[@mad555max]

A hundred percent this, the mid range bikes are great chill bikes and cheaper to run while still tons of fun.

[@skinman499]

Nothing can beat the fun you can have on small capacity bikes. You can literally ride on edge of performance all day every day.

[@M3Vader]

Nice to have an upright bike in the collection! (says my bad C6 and C7😂)

[@Rere-zy7xt]

And that's why i bought a dual purpose bike. Good enough for a city ride to go to work, but comfy enough for a long touring ride together with my spouse and our stuffs. One bike for many purposes.

[@marioquiros5498]

Facts not enough people talk about this is when owning a super bike

[@Denali_Rebel]

I thought he was saying his tires were wearing down so he just got a new bike

[@sincemarch93]

yo, that "weaker" bike is still a wheelie machine😂. fun to ride. love the collection man!

[@GothJezuz]

I pick up my 2024 ninja 650 tmrw I’m so stoked. Love the videos brother keep it up!🖤

[@MarissaTheMuse]

Terrible decision that motor is the worst 650 class motor (not counting the Royal Enfield or the kawi single cylinder 650) please just get any other middleweight like a xsr or mt07 or an SV650 is an amazing bike I promise you the ninja 400 is even better than the 650 because it at least revs out

[@harryking3178]

Ay bro have fun picking up your new bike tmr and dont listen to this guy its your choice what you buy and have fun with so stay safe brother :))

[@notworthit1096]

@@MarissaTheMuse you are a lil bit wrong

[@mototoe]

​@@MarissaTheMuse the ninja 650 and z650 are very comfortable tho. An sv650 has you leaned over much more than a kawi. It's all preference and it's good to learn on

[@MarissaTheMuse]

@@mototoe you can get a comfort seat and bar risers or even adjust the controls on the sv650 if desired and there’s multiple generations and styles to choose from…and unlike the ninja 650 the sv650 sounds wonderful and nice examples can be a lifetime bike that will be appreciated in the future when there’s few left in good condition. The ninja 650s comfort can’t save it from the rest of its specs and that miserable motor. Also the z650 is much more comfortable than the ninja 650 and the sv650 isn’t THAT far off. There’s lots of other options too, my purpose here isn’t to argue FOR the SV But rather AGAINST the ninja 650. You can literally have a used mt07 or xsr for the same money, not to mention countless older characterful bikes. I’ve spoken to countless ninja 650 owners in my life and the only ones that didn’t regret & either sell it or wish they’d sold it before it depreciated were ppl that were clueless about bikes and rode solo and just wanted a new bike and liked the the looks and comfort and that was all that mattered…and most of them even wound up wishing they’d just bought a even MORE practical bike like a Versys or V strom. Bottom line is there’s just too many great bikes to settle for something so subpar in every way…ppl buy it because they tend to not know what they want yet and see it as a safe choice…and for most ppl the ninja 400 is a better way to do that while saving money because if those are your priorities you don’t need the minuscule performance difference down low of the 650. They have nearly identical top speeds. OP, I warned you, I wish someone had warned me. Instead I went through 3 bikes in 3 months and a bunch of water tax dollars

[@yeejay6396]

At least you have a Garage to enjoy looking at them in as well. 😮‍💨

[@codyadams6628]

The mt09 is a blast.

[@Luqrativ]

I just got one and I love it

[@codyadams6628]

@@Luqrativ same. Mines a 2020 ice fluro. It's about to get an exhaust and tune plus a quick shifter

[@kristian3472]

I just got my 2024. Went from a cb750 hornet. Jesus christ what an upgrade! The 09 is just absolutely fantastic. What a hooligan:D

[@FunniestFlicks]

Rent a xsr900 for a few days on a vacation. Can’t stop thinking about it

[@Viiola24]

This is the stupidest shit ever. Buying more bikes cause others, that you still own, are expensive…

[@patrickjenkins5452]

I've owned 8 bikes and my first was the MT07. Of the 8 it was the first and it's only one of two that I still own. One if the best daily riders

[@MrGSXSIR]

Dude logic is funny as sht sometimes

[@Mastiff420]

Totally agree 1000s are no joke it's nice when you got a choice

[@FollowTheTrend-be6qj]

No joke how?

[@paulshearer4569]

Drive-ability & easy commuting is extremely important when you just want to ride!!! Not every trip I take has to be at Mach-1! Sometimes. Actually most often, I just want to enjoy myself & the ride. So that’s why these “slower bikes” (my commuter/everyday bike is an ‘07 Ninja 650R) It’s just fast enough to have fun; Yet easy & comfortable enough to handle riding daily!!!

[@kingjake2015]

Exactly why I’m keeping my 300 forever. My 1000 enjoys the company.

[@PonticelloMotorsport]

Honestly the only sensible reason is the chillness. Money is obv not an issue if you have like 4 bike and if it is, you probably can’t manage properly

[@101BadBreath]

This is why I have a R7 as a part of my collection, it look great (Anniversary edition), it's still a lot of fun and yet it's not trying to kill me or cost fortune to run.

[@nicktretheway7710]

So moral of the story is, if your tread is low, just buy another bike 😂

[@Zakilgore]

After 7 bikes I got another fz07 about a year ago, and I finally learned how to get to balance point and it’s an all round fun bike. I have my 8th bike now a race ninja 400 for the track, but I plan on getting an Mt10 for the same wheelies and comfort

[@auf_kollisionskurs3828]

Wtf. Do u have too much money?

[@Zakilgore]

@@auf_kollisionskurs3828 I wish, I’ve only had one bike at a time not 7 at once lol

[@TokeZ12GRay]

Xsr900 is what I’m aiming for, it’s definitely fun going fast but whenever you’re not on the highway, you don’t really get to enjoy a 1000 cc imo

[@juricacabraja9509]

Currently driving mt07 as my first real bike, and its awesome!

[@DamageCorpLtd]

Switching to your side bike is more cheaper than replacing tyres and oil?

[@christopherhumphreys7052]

Dude I'm a night trucker and also a biker and agree that concentration has to be over 100% when I'm on the road constantly.....

[@rajarshichatterjee8435]

Dude just touched the surface of reality

[@ddfurrymann]

Been riding for 2 years now. Started on a 2019 Honda rebel 500. Thinking of picking up a Shadow Phantom 750 for my next bike.

[@Critastic]

Sometimes you just want a chill calmer ride. I love my S1K and have put a lot of miles on it but sometimes I just want to cruise on my Harley lol. Also if you’re a decent rider and can pick lines you’ll burn through tires fast, 2 years ago I was going through a rear tire on the S1K every 2 weeks…..$$$

[@bibiranger]

had an mt 07 for years, swapped it for mt 09, after 6 months i sold it again and got a new mt 07, its just alot more fun

[@JonStarr-r9r]

Good choice I have a 2023 Yamaha mt-07 and love it.

[@loyz8048]

That’s why many bikers buy a z900 or a mt09.Enough power to have fun but they are also very reliable and they don’t cost a leg in maintenance or other cost .

[@BoxingLegends2024]

waiting for the R9

[@29031994290]

mt-07 is a lot of fun. torquy, quick and nimble

[@bobandyeswithgob]

Superbike might be powerful but it's really tired when you just wanna chill

[@soaringeag1392]

Getting a "weaker" bike, is like getting a 4 cyl car, when you have a V8. Its cheaper, but also allows for a return to the fundamentals. "Drive a slow bike/car fast, than a fast bike/car slow." You just get more out of it, enjoyment and cost-wise. A 1k-cc bike is useless if you maybe pull it into 3rd gear(different users have different use cases). Above all else, Dress for the Slide, not the Ride

[@kevm3]

I feel a lot of men, especially younger men, initially come in 'wanting the best' and don't want to be seen with a 'lesser bike' or don't want to have 'too little' bike. It's only after riding that liter bike that they realized that they've gotten 'too much bike' and it's not nearly as fun as they thought. One whiskey throttle and a major injury is potentially on the way. They find that getting a more forgiving bike is actually much more fun to ride.

[@101BadBreath]

​@@kevm3Their ego writes cheques their body can't afford.

[@2bears1duck]

I got an MV agusta Rivale and a Gixxer for the weekends and a GB350 for daily use, and like he explained, the cost and the chill ride of not driving a total monster.

[@rayman1230]

Should have got a street triple 765 RS. Much more a “relaxed” version of the bikes you already ride. The sound and power delivery while still packing 128 HP is amazing. I love my 2023 Street Triple in Carbon black

[@hermes-stanlvu4116]

He never thought why he bought two 1000cc rocketships with high maintenance.

[@coldsmokepwrstroke]

The mt07 is pretty good. It’s got just enough power to be fun but not too dangerous

[@AshesAshesWeAllFallDown626]

That’s actually really smart

[@cyberpunk59]

That tire wouldn't wear off as quickly if you ride it less agressively. When I got my more powerful car, I didn't complain about the tires wearing off more quickly because it's more powerful, I knew they were because times happened when I went pedal to the metal, and that wouldn't happen if I drove it the same way as when I used to drive my older car, I can't believe 1000 ccs have a on/off throttle.

[@workdesu]

i get it. sometimes we just want to take it easy and chill instead of going fast and furious all the time, on top of needing to give a 200% focus or you're likely to lose your life

[@CommonsFilms]

If you’re not paying attention 100% of the time, on any two wheeled machine, trouble will find you. As for the choice of 3rd motorcycle…. it’s not exactly a slow bike, given that it’s basically a watered down version of what’s already in the garage. To my mind it would have made more sense to add a cruiser or an adventure/ touring bike to share the stable with the existing machines.

[@thelifeofnap4036]

Dig the collection tho. Tire rack should be next.

[@stephenwandersonea1935]

Maintenance costs and safety, sounds good to me.😊

[@siddharthsinghjayaswal8454]

best thing about cruisers is they're like so smooth with cruise control that sometime i almost forget im driving while listening music and BOOM i arrived where i wanna go with bulky smooth beast i love my kawasaki hr2 but believe me harley is so chill to ride its like im sitting on sofa though

[@HeldIntegral]

Sitting in my honda with the air con and radio going tho 😅

[@Guiodude]

I started riding recently and got an MT-03 and super fun bike I can only imagine how fun the MT07 will cost

[@BeginnerMoto]

That’s a great upgrade. I have an mt03 also and it’s a good starter/round town bike. I had a friend who had an fz07 and it was awesome. The mt07 has a way funner engine and better sound. You’ll love it!

[@Mark-i9k5i]

Rotation of bikes,better then Rotation of girlfriends 😂

[@BoatmayneThaUnsinkable]

Honestly some riders forget that a lot of us just want something that’s fun and fast but not quite superbike formula 1 fast. I’m just tryna have a good time in a relatively safe manner without breaking the bank, nothing more nothing less.

[@bramweinreder2346]

I'm riding a Hunter 350. Best fun I've ever had on 2 wheels. Maybe a bit too small for your taste though. 650-750 makes most sense IMO.

[@_GandalfTheGrey_]

The amount of riding you’d have to do on the cheaper bike to offset the cost of the cheaper bike would be literal years and years of riding.

[@ganuvien]

Tbh the way you ride you don't even need aggressive sport tires, run some sport touring tires like Dunlop Roadsmart 4 or Michelin Road 6 and they'll last 6k+ miles if you run proper tire pressure. Unless you're doing some serious twisties or trackdays then there's no point in running super sticky tires that get 1k-2k miles.

[@Ian-ny6ux]

I've been doing this for years. It just more sense honestly. If you are a true Motorcycle collector or enthusiast. You'd want to abuse your prized possessions less. And it pays off.

[@GTDpowah]

Makes sense. It's like owning a Ferrari and not wanting to daily it so you buy a Golf for daily driving.

[@TheSunMoon]

One superbike sold in Singapore cost 3-4 superbikes elsewhere 😂

[@TrackRatsPerformance]

I daily rode a Versys X-300 for a couple years even with faster bikes in the garage. Can't beat the cost to run it, and I'd rather rack up miles on the cheap commuter.

[@KPW2137]

I've got RS660. Makes sense, the costs are manageable. Would think thrice before going on a litre bike though.

[@blacksmoke9495]

Yeah, the same reason why i have 3 bikes at the moment. I think i need another 1 for 'chill'😅

[@YacolJ]

I've owned up to 1500cc cruisers, and still own a Ducati ST2. But ultimately I went down to a Gsx S750. The 1000cc V-twin without slipper clutch is a tire shredding maniac. It's drifting and bouncing tires all the time. A faster and lighter, yet more tame (I know it sounds crazy) inline 4 750cc naked bike is way better for city riding.

[@zenxen7668]

I had the s750. Miss it everytime I see a bike. Love how the intake induction sound would change like vtec once u reach a certain rpm

[@YacolJ]

@@zenxen7668 6000 rpm is it. It doesn't like anything under 3000 rpm. 4000 it's waking up. 5000 it's at the starting line. At 6000 and above it's all go. Crazy part is the rev limiter is set just before 1200 rpm's. She's fast.

[@organicgrow4440]

Strange on the rubber wearing out so quick, I’ve been riding my bike which came with used tires for 2 years 5-6 days a week no miss.

[@just_violet]

This is why I like 600s more than 1000s - sound wise too

[@coleparz6964]

What he meant was, “because it’s cool”

[@coledove4751]

“If your not, your gunna die” wise words from a wise man.

[@KarlOlofsson]

Getting my license now and actually do my lessons on an MT-07. Leaning more towards a custom like the Vulcan S for my first bike but otherwise it's fun to ride.

[@apathy11303]

As someone that daily rides an R1, I will attest that everything he said was 🧢 except the very last statement... These bikes are very powerful and it's really easy to do stupid stuff in traffic which increases your risk for crashing... I feel like there are so many times that ill have a clear lane and begin to accelerate, just so someone can cut me off... If your senses aren't all the way on point, you will crash. Remember that you won't care who's at fault if you're dead or badly injured--so always ride defensively

[@07szim]

600-700 CC is the best for a road sport bike, anything higher is overkill unless you plan to track it.

[@ostoncloston924]

YES THAT MAKES SENSE! But a whole new bike instead of paying for tires! GENIUS.

[@NonHumanEntity9]

His the example of " mom told me to do so "

[@blandrooker6541]

Buy longer lasting tires (estimated 10K miles) like Dunlop Roadsmart 4 that still have a sport profile and all the grip you need. Gas is going to be expensive if your bike requires 90+ octane no matter the bike.

[@kysco]

the "chill bike" My dreambike :'(

[@ryswe]

This is how I think too, but I would never post it on the internet because people would start blowing holes in my logic

[@BuckingFastard]

I found this out decades ago… don’t ever try to justify a motorcycle because you’re saving money in any way unless you’re riding one bike without any other form of transportation on a long lasting car tire. You’re a fool to think otherwise. For the cost of the mt07 you could have bought tires and oil for 50000 miles of a high end sport bike.

[@victorribeiro2431]

Me, a Brazilian with a lot of hustle to buy an mt03 seeing this guy saying mt07 is a small bike... Am I a joke to you, sir?

His smaller bike is the dream for a lot of my friends hahahaha

[@so-flamotorsports7491]

Not to mention the mt07 is just an awesome bike

[@lazaglider]

‘I spent 60k on 2 bikes but cannot face buying a $300 tyre every 3 months, so I spent 10k on another bike.’

[@kadenrichards1196]

this has got to be the best room in the history of rooms