kindly Help me decide Thank You!

Zaphan I have to say go with the small business, why. well with that business it could grow, you could probable by two of them bikes you want to get. with what job you have you would still have to have gas money, insurance, payments for registration or maybe get a cheaper bike.

hi Zaphan,if i were you i would have used it for a small business and then reap some good profits and i would have gifted my mom an golden ornament as an gift for her investment for my business.If you buy a bike then you need to spend some money on its maintainance(fuel cost,taxes) so starting a business would help you buy a bike some time later in the next year if not now but it would be of your hard earned money and you would be in a position to bear all your expenses which is not the case now if i am not wrong.Hope this would be helpful and take an wise decision.good day.

Maybe the motorcycle will save you a bit of gas, but isn't it primarily a toy? Unless you have not means to get to work other than the motorcycle. If the business will give you a shot at financial benefits 4 to 8 years down the road, that is likely the correct choice.

If you have a job and if your mother is not going to give you a single penny after she gets you a motorcycle, then what's your problem? Aren't you going to get paid from your job? I understand your situation here. First and foremost, it depends on what you want to do in life, and what you want to do for money. Do you want to start a business? Are you good as a businessman? Will you be able to make enough if you ran a business? Are you street smart? There are so many things you need to look into... Well, if I were in your shoes, I would have accepted the money for a bike, and probably if it was a well-paid job, then I wouldn't have bothered if she would give me anymore money or not. On the other hand, if I really had ambitions of becoming a self-employed person, then I would have started a business on my own also... Probably, I would have started something with the stock exchange or something or maybe started a business with artifacts or selling textile garments or cloths from other countries... Well, you need to be creative enough to know what you want to do as a businessman. :-)

Parents make us take this kind of decisions because they want to teach us to be responsible about money and learn to decide. In your case I wouldn't take the motorcycle, as a motorcycle involves a lot of expenses, like insurance, revisions, gasoline, etc, and you will need a lot of money for that.

hello,a new comer from China.anway,you have grown up and should live without receiving your mothers money.so,i advise you buy ,using your own money,your motor in future. i learn english only a little ,so if i misunderstanded your real meaning ,forgive me ,please.perhaps theres something wrong in my sentenses above,telling me abouy it.with your help ,i am convinced of improving my english.Thank you so much.

Obtain assets not liabilities.Assets increase in value over time. Liabilities do not. How much money will you lose on the motorcycle after just one day? Ater one year? After 10 years??? Sounds like the motorcycle is a liability. Instead of buying a 35k cycle, find a fixer upper for next to nothing then learn how to fix them. On top of getting cheap transportation, you can sell your fix it abilities to fix other people's cycles.

It is very hard to advice in things quite personal but since you have shared it already. I suggest that you pick the one who will give you the chance to earn for long term and possibly can provide the said motorcycle if you have enough savings and long term source of income. Sometimes, we have to make sacrifices though how much we wanted for our desires like those who will make us happy, but we have to put in realization of a better productivity. Especially now that all people are working for competitions just to earn. Practicality and longer benefits has greater advantages. Once you have enough savings from your earnings, you can buy all what you wanted to have in a given time and privileges.

If I were on your shoe, I'll choose to have the business, as you've already pointed out that it's going to be a fruitful venture and you'll probably double or even triple the money in a year's time.