A Triumph Trophy and a CTX? ...We all need more than one bike in the garage.
I mean, just how many shoes and handbags do the girls need?
Not me. I'm a one car, one bike kind of guy, and if I could get away without the car, I would just own a bike. I don't even have a garage to collect them and don't have any interest in doing so. I've got a carport for our two cars and a dedicated soft shed for one bike.
I use vehicles for enjoyable transportation but don't have a problem with others that are in to bikes and enjoying the features, riding nuances of each, and styling of enjoying more than one. Personally though, I can't stand having extra vehicles sitting around for occasional use. This is not a hobby for me, nor do I bring in the income to start this sort of hobby. When I bought my diesel car in '05, I tried keeping my '89 F150 pickup that looked like new. Thought that keeping the pickup for times that I needed a pickup would be good, but I hated having two cages. I rarely needed the pickup for hauling, and I found myself riding it to work once a week just to keep it in prime shape, and then I was washing and waxing it, tagging it, and occasionally driving it, while not really even needing it. I loved that truck, but I sold it. It worried me to death having two vehicles while needing only one.
My point is that there are different kinds of riders, although I would concede that I'm in the minority. I'm a daily commuter kind of rider that likes to stick with and maintain only one bike. Two or more bikes would worry me to death just like it did when I owned two cages.