<prompt> Human: Hi, thank you for taking the time to read this.Some background info, im a 23 year old Belgian student in biomedical laboratory sciences and schould normally get my degree by september. passed my thesis but have to redo some finals before i get my degree. I live with my parents divorced so i switch homes every few days. I have a car I share with my brother of which I only have to pay the gas and small maintenance. No student loans and about 1,7k savings. I have about 3,2k incoming this month from my summer job. Other months I get 75 income. Im considering starting a part-time weekend job on Saturdays this year which would increase my monthly income to about roughly 275.Im considering to buy a 2nd hand 125cc motorcycle Suzuki TU125x of 1,3k gearinsurance brings it up to a total of about 2,3k but im wandering whether or not its smart to buy it now or wait until im older and actually have been working for a while. Next year ill start working or im going to pursue a masters degree of 2 years in biochemistry. The bike would be purely for fun and not as a main transportation method I have the car for that.My parents recommend me not to buy one and instead save for the future once I want to move out which is probably going to be somewhere in the next 2-3 years. Im pretty sure Ill be able to sell the bike for the same price as I would buy it now once I want to move on.What do the people of personal finance think of this situation? Have fun with it now that I can or save the 2,3k and use it to invest in my own place later down the line?Thank you for your time.  <response>: I have a 250cc I use as our second vehicle for my gf and I. Bikes are fun, but theyre very dangerous and should be treated with the respect they deserve.Theyre fun to drive, but it sounds extremely superfluous to you right now - you just want it for fun. You have almost no discretionary income from my point of view and barely seem to have any income at all. Investing what little money you have in a motorcycle seems very irresponsible, and if youve never ridden before then potentially dangerous.I dont want to say dont do it but I do think you should think about how that money could be beneficial in other ways.If it were me, I wouldnt do it. I bought mine after a year of us making 1 car work until we couldnt stand it, and then had a good amount of savings to put aside and Ive had a good amount of riding experience too. If I were you Id hold onto the cash 