JDurk
Well-Known Member
Is it ok to hold on, is it bad to let go? Struggle with that myself.
I've probably held onto too many things over the years. BMX in the 80's but kinda lost interest when I went to college. Held onto some bikes for awhile, but eventually handed down to my younger brother. The trophies took longer to get rid of. Wasn't until I was moving that I trashed them. Got into mtb in the early 90's when my friends got them. The crowd I hung with got more into backpacking, camping, snowboarding, and 4x4ing. Then we all got jet skis. As people got married and had kids, found myself being the last person into things we did as a group. Bought a newer mtb in '05 and it's been pretty much the go to hobby since and added XC racing in '08. Still have the snowboards, backpacks, sleeping bags, tents, wetsuits and PFDs. Hell I even have the 1st suspension fork from a Spec Rockhopper I bought in '93.
And then there's this sitting in my garage. Just can't let it go.
I've probably held onto too many things over the years. BMX in the 80's but kinda lost interest when I went to college. Held onto some bikes for awhile, but eventually handed down to my younger brother. The trophies took longer to get rid of. Wasn't until I was moving that I trashed them. Got into mtb in the early 90's when my friends got them. The crowd I hung with got more into backpacking, camping, snowboarding, and 4x4ing. Then we all got jet skis. As people got married and had kids, found myself being the last person into things we did as a group. Bought a newer mtb in '05 and it's been pretty much the go to hobby since and added XC racing in '08. Still have the snowboards, backpacks, sleeping bags, tents, wetsuits and PFDs. Hell I even have the 1st suspension fork from a Spec Rockhopper I bought in '93.
And then there's this sitting in my garage. Just can't let it go.