Am I been stupid

I'm stuck as what to do, I've started cycling to work now to shift some chunk and the bikes sat under a cover on charge, I think in a month I've rode 6 miles my car is sat on drive doing nothing if we go out as a family we take the family car so now I have 2 toys say doing nothing and winter around the corner. My problem is I'm desperate to buy another camper van as and I'm thinking do I sell up the bike and car get a camper and next year get another bike or buy cheap hack to potter
Anyone else had a problem like this

[pookie]

yes & yes
Get what you want with what you dont need and yes the n+1 rules seems to be applicable in many other situations
A campervan sounds awesome.. would love to get one someday and travel around europe!

[Dipper]

Yes, the last two years I've put 12000 miles on the pushbike and 500 on the motorbike, mine's a 17 year old SV that owes me nothing so can't get rid of it. Campervan sounds great....

Listed the car an hour ago and it's sold already fella coming to collect Friday, just leaves me now to decide on the bike,

[maviczap]

Originally Posted by Dipper

Yes, the last two years I've put 12000 miles on the pushbike and 500 on the motorbike, mine's a 17 year old SV that owes me nothing so can't get rid of it. Campervan sounds great....

Similar story here

Originally Posted by vysie

Listed the car an hour ago and it's sold already fella coming to collect Friday, just leaves me now to decide on the bike,

If it doesn't owe anything keep it, maybe you'll use it in the winter to commute.

I'm keeping mine

[Jayneflakes]

I am off my bike at the moment due to poor health and as such my precious Sylvie is in storage where she has been for most of this year. The logical part of me says that it is costing me money to have her sat doing nothing. But given that she is no longer taxed or insured, these losses are now at a minimum.

Will I sell her? F*^% that! They will have to prise her keys from my cold dead hands before I let her go! It is the dream of riding her again that is keeping me going during the hard bits.

Sometimes, the logical answer is not always the best answer.

A few years ago we had one family car and my CBR600 which I really loved. I needed to get a car for work etc so had to sell my baby..... Which was gutting. However I got my car and life was good, fast forward 3 years and I got my lovely SV which I'm over the moon with. Things will come and go but you can always save up for another one in the future. Life is too short I'm afraid

[650]

Originally Posted by vysie

I'm stuck as what to do, I've started cycling to work now to shift some chunk and the bikes sat under a cover on charge, I think in a month I've rode 6 miles my car is sat on drive doing nothing if we go out as a family we take the family car so now I have 2 toys say doing nothing and winter around the corner. My problem is I'm desperate to buy another camper van as and I'm thinking do I sell up the bike and car get a camper and next year get another bike or buy cheap hack to potter
Anyone else had a problem like this

Cardio is the worst way of losing weight, ipso facto.

Eat less, deduct a bit of food (not a meal) until you start losing about 2lb a week, that's healthy and sustainable.

Keep the car and bike, use both in the winter, just rinse 'em down from time to time, they're not gonna turn into rusty rot boxes.

[Bibio]

Originally Posted by 650

Cardio is the worst way of losing weight, ipso facto.

Eat less, deduct a bit of food (not a meal) until you start losing about 2lb a week, that's healthy and sustainable.

this might interest you http://www.scientificamerican.com/ar...-fat-and-thin/

[Blapper]

Originally Posted by Bibio

this might interest you http://www.scientificamerican.com/ar...-fat-and-thin/

Hmmm, interesting. So presumably, we'll soon be able to buy drinks of skinny microbes to make us thin again...