Yeah, but eventually, you'll end up with a scuff from a dragged boot because after 16 hours one day, you didn't throw your leg over with enough gusto. Or after a particularly dusty day, your tank bag with your water, maps, etc., scratched your tank removing it. Or the van that had a hard time backing out of the streetside parking spot cut it too close and scraped up your fairings. Or you just plain dropped the bike at 22:52 in the dark, while pulling over so you could look at your maps to find your elusive motel on PEI before it closes at 23:00, only to discover last second that during the drizzle that there was a 10cm drop between the red road surface and the red driveway, that turns out to be soft red sand that eats your front tire.
Crap happens. Bragging about your bike being spotless suggests you're spending way more effort keeping it spotless than actually enjoying it.
