The Perfect Number of Bikes is....

[The ModFather]

Just one more !!!   


3 Is a Magic Number by ricknieto, on Flickr


Heard this one from Bill at Ducati of Indianapolis. 

Stand up guys over there.   

[abby normal]

The perfect number is N+1 where N is the number currently owned.

[Bill in OKC]

After about 4 bikes it is hard to give each bike the love and attention they deserve.  At 6 bikes it gets hard to have a life lol.

[altofoggy]

Try 14 runners. I don't own them- they own me.

[stopintime]

I'm fine with (the perfect) one I have, but also once in a while reminded that I let myself down by not having a SC Sport 1000S 

[TWDucfan]

∞  of course...


   

[eric]

Just one more !!!  


3 Is a Magic Number by ricknieto, on Flickr

I agree that 3 is perfect. I also agree that those particular three are pretty damn good choices.


For those of other opinions, I give you this:

[krolik]

11ty Billion

[monsta]

one more!    (the jappa has gone)

[MonsterMadMarty]

one more!    (the jappa has gone)

You have room there for at least another four bikes 

[1.21GW]

I like the N+1 theory, but when I think pragmatically it gets capped at 5:

1) street bike
2) track bike
3) touring bike
4) dirt bike
5) project bike

I have 3 of the 5.  If I didn't live in this damn expensive city where a 300 sq ft apartment rents for $10k/mo, I'd have all five.

[caboteria]

I like the N+1 theory, but when I think pragmatically it gets capped at 5:

1) street bike
2) track bike
3) touring bike
4) dirt bike
5) project bike

I have 3 of the 5.  If I didn't live in this damn expensive city where a 300 sq ft apartment rents for $10k/mo, I'd have all five.

I like that breakdown, but I'd add a vintage bike to the list.  It's fun to have a bike you can kickstart and just toddle along on backroads.  Granted the project might be vintage but I assume that's more to wrench on than to ride.