Zx12 or sprint st955i or thunderace?

[Hahadumball]

I own all 3, I must part company with 1...

I want to keep the zx12 because hooligan, the sprint has been with me many years but i do about 200 miles a year on it at most, mostly because the other half prefers the back when we go for a bimble to hastings as her grom isnt that fun that far.

The ace is a restoration im bored of, acquired fresh new fairings got it mostly built but fairings arent on still..being lazy, again not going to get much use however I feel the ride is more fun than the sprint.

Realistically I do about 600 miles a year at most but I want something that's fun still, zx12 and sprint or zx12 and thunderace..

What would you do?

I can keep all 3 but 4 in the garage currently is a ballache when ive gotta do anything in the garage
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[stinkwheel]

I'd ditch the sprint. 1) Sounds like it's a complete, up and running bike which will be easy to punt. 2) I have it in my head that they have a plastic tank that doesn't play well with high ethanol fuel and if you have to take it off for some reason, you might not be able to get it back on again. A problem without an easy solution.
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[A100man]

[MarJay]

Out of those I’d get rid of the Thunderrace. It’s sporty like the ZX12, heavy like the ZX12 and the sprint but it doesn’t have the sprint’s comfort. It overlaps with the other two too much.
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