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Yes, Insurance cost for both along with bike upkeep do come into play. Sort of like having both an r1250r and r18. Different bikes…city use and highway cruiser. With r18 better for slow city cruising when used there due to reasons stated. So long as one does not just sit in the garage while you ride the other say 85% of the time seems like two or more is a win.mmm that strikes a chord. I bought my new ‘leftover’ R18FE at a great price, late summer (no regrets). I was going to p/x my CB1000R but at the 11th hour (day before) I decided to keep it, just incase the R18 didn’t work out. Well, I’m sort of glad I did, for every reason you’ve given plus a few more. I was out on the CB yesterday actually and they are chalk and cheese to ride. I do struggle with the indulgence of having two bikes, I don’t need two and of course there’s the money side of it all. However many folks have two or more bikes and have no problem whatsoever with that concept so I’m trying not to overthink it and keep both but I really don’t know which I would sell if it came to it. They are so different.
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