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This is the sort of shit that makes you die inside as it ages, as it accumulates marks of uses, scratches, dents, etc, and doesn't become a classic. It depreciates and when it's not a shiny new baby that drops everybody's jaws, you will feel foolish for owning it.

Personally I have a '73 Honda CB350 (motorcycle) that I have restored--- original where it can and should be, but polished or powder coated gloss black everywhere else. Totally rebuilt engine loaded with racing parts. Modernized electrical system with electronic ignition. That's the sort of vehicle that becomes more personal and beautiful as it ages and shows that age. Even if it's dented, rusts or patinas, as a classic bike it's allowed and even encouraged to show signs of its long history. One thing that's great about the Japanese Wabi Sabi aesthetic: the marks that show an objects use are to be treasured and make an object more valuable. Whereas a supercar, or any post-plastic construction car, is meant to look factory new forever or else it depreciates.

Ive owned a ‘73 honda cb350 for a few years now. I got it for nearly nothing and maintain it myself. Very worth it. If you have some disposable income, treat yourself. Its important to have a hobby besides crybto.

What should I put my RLC profits into? Everything has pumped already and on principle I don't buy into pumps. If I had to I would do ETH as the safest bet but I don't know what sort of legs its rally has. What does biz recommend?

Pic related is my motorcycle. inb4 I'm gonna die

>>13407182

Hey me too. Super Sport with the front disc brake.

Just rebuilt the engine myself.