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I have a similar problem. I love to ride and I love to hunt. So when I am hunting I just tell myself that I am performing an invaluable service for all my riding friends - trying to eliminate all the four legged road hazards that I can
Solved that problem about 5 years ago - gave my clubs to my youngest on his way to college - got abot 4K worth of kite boarding gear in the attic and oh there's a boat in the drive way that doesn't get used much either.
My hobby's get in each others way, I love riding the Harley, my wife loves riding in our 32 Ford 3 window coupe. After riding all three my other hobby takes off, Beer and Cigars, and I only golf at the 19th hole.
Offshore boats . Not much of a problem , just ride the bike to the Marina .
The price of bike parts and upgrades are nothing compared to boating .
As for golf , I live in a golf coarse neighborhood so I golf once a year for charity .
Year after year I just don't get the game of whackfuk .
Offshore boats . Not much of a problem , just ride the bike to the Marina .
The price of bike parts and upgrades are nothing compared to boating .
As for golf , I live in a golf coarse neighborhood so I golf once a year for charity .
Year after year I just don't get the game of whackfuk .
Paul
Cig makes a nice hole in the water for sure...miss the water, dont miss the cost at all
It's real hard if you have a couple interests plus have to deal with bad weather, like NE Ohio. My golf game has suffered a bit since I got back into riding years ago. I still try to get out once a week. Riding always comes first for me now, golf is second.
Time is a constant. We all have the same amount of time. It's all a question of priorities and what is most important to you.
I ride one of the bikes everywhere I possibly can. To work, to the grocery store, etc. This helps eliminate a "riding jones". I balance the rest of the time I'm not working or sleeping between the family, furniture making, and RC model airplanes.
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