Yamoon: that’s bike looks fast - standing still ! I would buy one myself except I’m too afraid (and my Mom won’t let me). Now, back in 2016 I got the “itch” to buy a motorcycle and picked up a mint condition 1981 Suzuki 850 - the bike I always wanted but couldn’t afford at the time. I paid $3500, rode it about 700 miles, put another $1000 into it (gasket replacement etc..) ..I loved riding it, it looked great, my Wife & I got matching helmets and leather jackets (we looked so Douche) and had fun on the few rides we took. But after a couple years my “itch” was scratched and I sold it for $2000.
Years ago it was big chainsaws and big wood. After a few close calls it's now smaller saws and smaller wood (occasionally.)
The Andrettis of race fame have a huge cycle shop nearby (have traded many w/ em over the years) in an industrial building painted as a gigantic Italian flag! I believe they too sell MV Agustas. 'Gave up the street riding after 40 yrs-after hitting 4 deer at night. Used to ride around TX (FL, CA, CN, TN/NC and the entire NE) extensively-saw MANY animals crossing the road (incl. zebra, camel, cattle, etc. etc.) but more easily seen in the wide-open country. Almost hit a bear by home one night but it got out of the way! Riding over the steel cattle guards crossing TX roads in rain was a lotta fun too! Memories. lol Wear ALL of your gear ALL of the time! 
This is the same cycle Jay Leno had the kid on his show that was clocked at 205 mph by the cops Jay loving such machines he had the kid on to help pay for his fine. I'll just say I had more fun than that kid for a much longer period of time and I'm lucky to be alive! My daughter once demanded that I be present at one of her soccer games it was three hours from my place of work... My average speed was about 150 mph to make her game. She hasn't a clue what I went through but it was fun. Do all of your own maintenance do not entrust anyone else as your life depends on itVery nice!!! 'Had just about every Honda w/ an RC designation, a few CBRs, the Transalp (Dakkar-style) and countless enduro bikes. I did consider buying the Mille when it first came out. As I recall you could get them in 3 diff trim-the best being the race model.
I thought it was about buying more firearms and trying to keep it from his wife? I'd drive that bike like I stole it! It would be safer than telling MY wife. LOL I do miss my '79 Yamaha XS 1100 sometimes. No fairing, shaft drive, just fast and fun for its era. I also had a '79 Yamaha 650 Special (all black) two banger. It was great in town but would pound the crap out of me on the highway. Fun bike though.
