tankera · Lurker · 4 points ·

I spent the last two months cycling to work and had no time to do anything other than chores like laundry, cooking and cleaning. But it wasn't that bad since i think i lost some weight, but i have no scale to actually check, and my legs got a bit bulky.
Also saved some money and finally found a motorcycle. Pic related, it's a Suzuki RF900R from 1996, which is the same year as me. Some old guy listed it on fb marketplace for just 800 euros, which turned out to be a really nice guy and the only owner for the last 22 years. Bike's reliable, just start and go ever since i got it two weeks ago.
Had to open a dutch bank account so i can pay for insurance, but dealing with bureaucracy in this country is awesome, just make an appointment and some guy came, took a pic of my documents and a few days later i got the letter with the card and everything, also when i registered my home address it was the same, just went to the city hall, check my documents and be gone in less than 15 minutes.
Change the ownership of the motorcycle, just go there show the docs, pay the fee and get the letter 2 days later, back in my shitty country i had to wait for an hour to change the documents when i bought the motorcycle and they just closed the door when it was the end of the day and there was like 10 more people waiting outside with me, so i had to go another day and wait for an hour or two again until i got them changed.
I feel very weird since i moved out on my own, like there's something physically wrong with me, could be from the sleep paralysis i unlocked back when i was living with that polish shitface who woke me up every day, or maybe the crash i had last year with the motorcycle back home and i still feel uneasy when i get on a motorcycle, especially this one since it's 135hp which is more than double from my last one which was 50hp and it's heavier so it feels very different and a bit scary how fast it is.
Or could be the crash i had a few months ago while skiing and my knee still feels like it's not fully healed and then i had to cycle 50km every day to get to work and back, or maybe it's a mix of everything and it's just how getting older feels.
At least i'm not that tired now that i have a transport, but the loneliness is settling in, but if it ever gets too much i have a motorcycle and no one will know it was on purpose.
Anyway have a nice weekend i guess, i have chores to do when i wake up.
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