Vroom

I like motorbikes. My first personal bike was in college which was an Yamaha RX 100, before that during school I had got an XCD 125 which I used to go for tuitions. I don't own the Yamaha anymore and my current bike is an Xpulse 200 which I use to commute to work and since I love the bike it makes my work commute seem like a leisure ride. I haven't got a car for myself and my goal was to get myself a Toyota hatchback. I love Toyota as my family used to own a Toyota Etios and I loved driving it and it was a tough ride. Only Toyota hatchback in the market is Glanza which, as most people know, is a rebranded Maruti Suzuki Baleno. I'll get myself a car as soon as Toyota launches an affordable genuinely Toyota hatchback. I'm not interested in cars, never was, they are just a means of transport for me and a hatchback fulfills that need for me. I'm not even interested in luxury cars and if one has to be practical given the condition of Indian roads and traffic luxury and sports car offer no value except of course doing the job of being a status symbol which is why, I would guess, most people buy them in this country. I love bikes and I like nimble bikes. Xpulse is a great bike and I truly enjoy riding it on broken roads of my hometown which refuse to get repaired. My end goal is to make a collection of bikes and they are not really expensive bikes, but first I want to acquire an RX 100, I genuinely love that bike with all my heart. The bikes I want to get are a TVS Ronin, a Royal Enfield Continental GT and a Triumph Speed 400, so just a very humble list. I wanted to get a KTM Duke too but that bike has its reputation ruined in this country. I love dirt bikes and cafe racers but dirt bikes aren't really practical in this country despite country being full of dirt and trails because of upkeep but that's what guided me towards Xpulse and I haven't been disappointed. Royal Enfield Continental GT seems to be a great cafe racer and I hope to own it as soon as I become a little comfortable.