No wife. No kids.

 

Save for one thing at a time. If I can't afford it, I beg for it for a Christmas gift.

 

I'm a Dink.

 

I turned to sellin' myself at night. Over the last few years I've gotten enough scratch from that to afford those skull valve stem caps.

 

Bought a used bike. Also look for used parts, I picked up a used Mustang touring seat here on the forum and saved lots of $.
Save up for the things I want to add to it or replace. If I don'thave the cash I don't buy it.

If I could only get the old lady to dothe same for her hobby.[sm=bicker.gif]

 

[quote]Protrucker[I don't have a lot of money, but I work my a$$ off 55-60 hours a week at my job to be able to afford the toys. Sometimes more.........I've gotta find a better way! /quote]

I here ya , what hurts is when I work5 hrsSaterday I'll start at 5:00 AM instead of my normal 6:00 Am work week , just so there's a little weekend left .
Problem is after 55hr work weeks there's not a whole lot of fight leftanymore .
If you find a better way let me know

 

Ha ha ha, you sound just like me right now.[sm=bling.gif]Bikes 1 week old and I want to spend, spend, spend. Just save alittle here, little there 20 here 40 there, it adds up fast. Dont go into debt,you dont want to sell what your trying to fix up do you

 

as an electrician it takes alot of side jobs to feed my addiction!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and i love my rkc i will never finish lol

 

After the initial purchase, I had enough money to put my bags and windshield on, but anything else will have to come a bit at a time, as I can afford it. My insurance is a killer! I want rear foot boards next, then a custom seat...and then....$$$...I am sure I will think of something.

 

sportsters dont cost that much!!!!!