Sometimes letting go is the best thing you can do. Someone will get a great bike and you will get to move on. My BF had a mid-90's Schwinn mtb that he got as a kid and was attached to, but he was wanting to get into actual mountain-biking and this bike really wasn't much good offroad. It had lived in a garage, and was in great shape. He sold it via Craigslist for not-much-money last year to another grad student who needed a way to get around (who it turned out didn't seem to know many details about bike riding--BF gave him a quick tutoring session in gear-shifting ), and put that money towards a more functional mtb.

I'm planning to make my own Trek FX into my daily commuter, which begs the question of whether to sell my mixte (which doesn't fit me well, but boy is it fun to have), which had been my commuter, and another student could probably get good use out of it rather than it collecting dust with me. But it's in such great shape and I just hate to let it go. I'm thinking about moving it to my parents' house for leisurely rides around the neighborhood with them, so I wouldn't have to plan in advance and haul a bike on the off chance they want to go for a ride, but then I wouldn't get to admire it every day like I do normally! I'm selfish, what can I say.

I love my Satellite but I'm drawn to the idea of having a custom bike someday and I'm dreaming of starting my own Luna savings account... it seems like a logical transition to eventually move from a satellite to the moon, no?