Titiritero
Retro Guru
I'm following the enlightened steps of @Tootyred and slowly but surely getting rid of the excess. Otherwise I am becoming a tinkerer instead of a cyclist that tinkers... Stuff gives us pleasure, but also takes away time to do other things (like a country move, a new apartment, a trip,...).
Right now I'm going through my list, getting all the bikes in perfect working order one by one (instead of just fixing small issues here and there), and once ready, putting the less desired on sale. Market is over-flooded though with all the unwanted bikes of those upgrading to ebikes, so it will be slow. To my advantage, I don't have any "unicorns", just lugged Treks, a Prestige Stumpy, DB Overdrive, etc. Nice bikes, but not rare.
I should be riding in the current beautiful weather though, so another proof I need less bikes I need to take care of.
