Old 11-01-21, 06:19 AM
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wrk101
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Here's the cure:

1. Buy bikes that are not your size. Makes letting them go so much easier.

2. Evaluate any addition against your current fleet: one bike in, one bike out.

3. Set a realistic financial limit, based on family finances.

4. Find a donor bike and upgrade one of your current bikes. Fall in love again!

On storage, a recent remodel cut my storage and shop area by 2/3. That has made parting so much easier.
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