09-23-2018, 03:34 AM
It may be a mistake, it may be a great decision. You'll never know until you do it. Life is short and usually the only regrets are the things you DIDN'T do. So go for it. If the bike was well maintained I would not sweat the miles.
If it turns out you like the bike then you did good. If it turns out you prefer the CB then you can pick up a used one fairly cheap (well maintained used bikes are nothing to fear) and you learned something.
I just don't see much risk here. Ideally, own two bikes. But you say that is not an option - and that is not uncommon - so I think it's time to taste the fruit from a different tree.
If it turns out you like the bike then you did good. If it turns out you prefer the CB then you can pick up a used one fairly cheap (well maintained used bikes are nothing to fear) and you learned something.
I just don't see much risk here. Ideally, own two bikes. But you say that is not an option - and that is not uncommon - so I think it's time to taste the fruit from a different tree.
