Does anybody else go through the cycle of cycles?

It seems like when I first get a bike I ride it everywhere the first year. Then the next year I seem to find reasons to not ride and then I usually sell the thing. At the most I'll go eighteen months without a bike and then I repeat the same process. It doesn't matter what bike I've owned; Gold Wing, FJR1300, CBR250 and that's just my last three bikes.

My house would probably be paid off if I quit doing it, but I can't seem to stop.  Ugh.

ADD is your friend. 

Thankfully I have neither the inclination nor funds to support your addiction. 

Well...he prolly owns sport-touring.biz, too.

I get tired of every motorcycle I buy after about a month. Except for my 1050 Sprint ST that I had!

Apparently you have not found the bike for you. Once you do, a love affair will last for years and many miles. I have many bikes and I keep coming back to my favorite...Connie! The others are just a tease for what the Concours has to offer.

Matt

Says the man with the Dealer Plate on his bike.....

Sounds like a case of "the Grass is always greener"  but beware that green lawn may just be a slime covered cesspool

The difference with men & boys is the cost of their toys.   I got a few toys myself, if the garage was larger I would have a few more

Nope, you sound perfectly normal. It sounds like you just haven't found the "right" bike yet..
I have the same affliction. After about 2 years and a couple of long trips on a bike, I find myself looking for something else. Now, it's something GS-like.
The Mrs. just rolls her eyes and says that I'm lucky that I don't feel the same way about wives....as she slowly reaches for the rolling pin. 

Guess I'm lucky--I jumped bikes every 2-3 years at first, but have stuck with my current bike for 5 1/2 years now and still love to get it out for a ride. Having kids cut my saddle time the last couple years, but I did long trips when I could, and fabricated some for the sake of spending time on the bike--I've rode to a business meeting in Oak Ridge, TN and commute whenever I'm not on daycare drop-off duty. I even still turn to look at the bike when walking away (cue: awwwwww...).

Not that I wouldn't like to augment my current bike with a good off-roader, a true sportbike or hooligan bike, and a sidehack, but that won't happen anytime soon.