Buyers Remorse, sort of.

[TLRam1]

We all make purchases, some logical, some emotional, you work for your money, spend it on what you want for whatever the reasons.

Sometimes what you buy puts a big smile on your face and you are proud to have it, could be the ugliest dog in the neighborhood but it puts the gin on your face. 

[djpo]

We all make purchases, some logical, some emotional, you work for your money, spend it on what you want for whatever the reasons.

Sometimes what you buy puts a big smile on your face and you are proud to have it, could be the ugliest dog in the neighborhood but it puts the gin on your face.

Yah,I am totally an emotional buyer, just ask my guy! Well, I figure next season I'll get a storage unit (we are out of room in our garage) and sneak in a new Harley Street 500 along with another road bike (Cannondale, per my current stable of bikes)... LOL.   It's good to have a plan,

[PaulF]

Hi guys,  I just purchased a new Like 125 but before buying it I was really interested in the Honda PCX 150 but the price was just a bit out of what I wanted to spend and the Like had a lot of good features for the price and I have been enjoying riding it.   The matching helmet in the Vespa photo looks great.

[TroutBum]

OP, you haven't been in the discussion for awhile. Does that mean you got the Vespa?

[Tromper]

OP hasn't put up any posts since 6/18.
Personally I hope they got the Vespa.  You should follow your heart with bikes to a greater extent.
Part of the whole bike thing, in the U.S. is really driven by "The bug" or passion.
If we were all strictly practical, save for the state of WA (where the lack of mandatory insurance makes it more economical), & in major big metro areas, NYC, LA etc., where space is at a severe premium (Seattle's almost there) we'd buy little econobox cars and buzz around instead.

That's my two bits.

Cheers
Tromper