This is an Addiction
You know, I rode the crap out of my Sportsters when I had them, put alot into them (sweat, love), I loved my bikes when I had them. I am amazed at some of the people I work with, they don't own a Harley for these reasons, they own a Harley just to say they own own one. They don't know what it's like to say "that's my idea, I did that".... and I ride the **** out of it!
Then it started with this bike (just like my last bike), wanting to improve it, adding this, adding that.... It's like an addiction. I thought I was done for the year, all minor additions. But in reality, I "love" my bike, simple as it it is, and I am going further. Now I am ordering larger rims, tires, getting powder coating done.... When people ask me why I am putting so much into it, I just say "I love my bike, it's like an addiction, I have a thought in my mind I am seeing where my bike should be, and I am gonna do it"! It's like an addiction....
1st of all, I am an Addiction Therapist (I work for a Drug Court)
2nd I am Passionate about my Harley ( I can Minimalize-Rationalize and Justify if I need/want to) and have been since 1969 when I got a MC endorsement for my drivers license.
Oh, shoot that is a basic criterion for addictive behavior (not the passion), the Minimalizing and Rationalizing along with Justifying..............
Oh well, carry on, I have to go feed my passion........
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True though, I just know after I order the rims, and do the big mods I have planned in the next month, I'll wanna change the pipes, the seat.... It'll be something else, I guarantee it....
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