Let?s face it, I?m never going to have that sort of money to my name. That?s because as soon as I?ve saved enough cash to buy another bike, that?s exactly what I do. At present, my measly bank balance demands a one-in-one-out policy as far as motorcycle procurement goes, as I?m sure is the case for many. But that doesn?t stop me dreaming. Dreaming of having a bike for all occasions. Because if by some strange quirk of fate my lottery numbers did come up that?s exactly what I would have. Imagine having a bike for every day of the week; that?s when you know you?ve made it in life. Anyway, it got me thinking just how much cash you?d need to fund such a venture. Everyone?s figure will, no doubt be different, but I reckon if someone wrote me a cheque for £100k, I could have my dream garage. This is how I?d spend it.
Monday: Gasgas TXT 300 – £6,500

I don?t want to start the week with anything too manic, so Monday can be a day for trials riding. I expect one of my first dream garage purchases to be something like this Gasgas TXT 300. Granted, it?s a lot of money for a very small bike, and there are plenty of good options in the second hand market? but who?d buy a second hand bike when they?ve got £100k burning a hole in their pocket" A trials bike is one of the perfect ways to get some off road riding in when you don?t have acres of forestry land to explore, or a local MX track. They won?t get anywhere fast, but you will get just about anywhere on your tria...