If the garage does not have any room, I'll even throw in a cover... for the honda, of course!
Trust me, if my HOA didn't believe having motorcycles on my yard under a cover was an eyesore, I would have my yard filled with em'! As a matter of fact, I would be on my way to pick up your K75S!
On to a serious note; There are probably a few areas in FL about as bad as Homestead / FL City, but I've been blessed not to have had to be there. I'm even sure that there are neighborhoods in Miami worse... but Ive been through so rough ones, and even those were not worse. Its funny to talk with folks that call themselves from Homestead... they will say "well, sure the crime is a bit bad, but that everywhere ya could live." UGH, no. No, its not!
I worked in West Palm several years ago, and parked the RV at a campground that was mostly filled with folks that could not afford anywhere else. The "nice" campgrounds were made for the rich snow birds.
But no bad crime, at least. Loved the area, just way too many people.
You're totally right about there being way too many people! Don't get me wrong, South Florida is very nice, I grew up here, but I don't think I'll be sticking around for much longer. It seems that as every year goes by, every suburb, city, town, you name it, gets filled with newcomers. And the traffic is more unbearable on the daily. There aren't many
nice roads in South Florida to thoroughly enjoy a motorcycle, and sitting in traffic at every light is not what I imagine when I want to go for a nice ride, especially in this heat. One of the reasons that I moved more inland was because the traffic in Ft. Lauderdale is getting as bad as Miami, and Miami traffic is a different breed of a beast. With that said though, as soon as I finish my bachelors of engineering in 2023, I will most definitely be looking to move further north, whether further up-state or a different state altogether. I really enjoy riding, but the lack of nice windy roads and excessive traffic really kills the enjoyment.