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<blockquote data-quote="PSJBrock" data-source="post: 101695" data-attributes="member: 1050">Yah I did it for a while just to fund the hobby. I got really burned out on people. Everybody wants stuff for free. Or they think you are trying to rip them off for charging them to do good work. It really took all the fun out of building. That is why I used the sayings. &quot;nothing is impossible its just expensive.&quot; and &quot;if you can find it cheaper somewhere else I can fix it.&quot; When I was doing it as a hobby it was incredibly fun, and I met some awesome people, but when it became a job it was no longer fun. And also it seemed that every weekend all my buddies were riding because I worked on their shit and put mine aside. I was home on the weekend trying to get mine running.&nbsp;Also the truck is cool but it became a necessity as we had a lot of break downs in the beginning and loading those bikes into the back of a F 350 with 35's is no fun. So we had to build the truck to get our bikes home.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PSJBrock, post: 101695, member: 1050"] Yah I did it for a while just to fund the hobby. I got really burned out on people. Everybody wants stuff for free. Or they think you are trying to rip them off for charging them to do good work. It really took all the fun out of building. That is why I used the sayings. "nothing is impossible its just expensive." and "if you can find it cheaper somewhere else I can fix it." When I was doing it as a hobby it was incredibly fun, and I met some awesome people, but when it became a job it was no longer fun. And also it seemed that every weekend all my buddies were riding because I worked on their shit and put mine aside. I was home on the weekend trying to get mine running. Also the truck is cool but it became a necessity as we had a lot of break downs in the beginning and loading those bikes into the back of a F 350 with 35's is no fun. So we had to build the truck to get our bikes home. [/QUOTE]

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