To sell or not to sell?

I’m having a bit of a dilemma and curious if anyone else has been here.

I always wanted a Trek Y-Foil. I finally found one in good shape and went a little overboard restoring it.

I wet sanded and polished the entire frame (800 to 3000 grit) and finished it with polishing compound. The paint actually has a lot more depth now than when I got it. Then I built it up with a full Shimano Dura-Ace 7700 group, even the hubs, laced to Mavic CXP rims, plus a 3ttt quill setup. The crank is especially clean.

The bike rides really nicely. Shifting is great and I feel comfortable in the saddle.

But here’s the problem: I’ve ridden it twice.

Most of the time I grab one of my bikes with electronic shifting, so the Y-Foil mostly just lives in the stable as a conversation piece

I threw it on Facebook Marketplace for laughs and unrealistic lowballs and someone reached out about buying it for her husband. I asked $1500. She talked me down to my lowest which is $1100.

Which feels fair.

But now that it’s actually happening I’m weirdly conflicted. I don’t need it, I don’t ride it much, and realistically $1100 is a decent price for it.

At the same time, I always wanted one, finally got one, restored it properly, and it’s a cool piece of bike history.

Part of me says rip the band-aid off and let someone else enjoy it.

Part of me says once it’s gone you’ll probably never track another one.

Curious if anyone else has had this happen:

Did you regret selling it, or was it a relief once it was gone?