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  1. 04-20-2012, 02:43 PM #1
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    Re: Get a laugh at this quote -

    Quote Originally Posted by Dresden View Post
    Since he already bought the bike, its a mute point. However, I toured Europe after university. Spent nearly 5 figures of savings. Best thing I ever did.
    Not a moot point at all - he's got the bike, sure, BUT rather than wasting $5Gs on insurance we're advocating for the best 3 mos of his life in Europe...on beaches....with lots and lots of women...and booze...and women...
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    Re: Get a laugh at this quote -

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    "I got a new spleen from a guy who liked to ride motorcycles". Fry, Futurama



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    Re: Get a laugh at this quote -

    The best option is to sell the bike and buy something that isn't surcharged until the OP's rates come down. The OP could go for a 1996 or older Sport Bike, or a Sport-Touring bike like a VFR800, etc. Money would have to be VERY easy to come by before I would ever spend $5000 to ride a bike for a year.
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