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100th Anniversary R18 Value

  • <i class="fa--xf fal fa-check "><svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" role="img" aria-hidden="true" ><use href="/data/local/icons/light.svg?v=1758297946#check"></use></svg></i> Discussion starter Discussion starter Michigan Tim
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Will the 100th Anniversary R18 hold its value better than the current models have

  • No, it will sink like a rock like all of the current models have.

    Votes: 22 34.4%

  • Yes, due to its limited production numbers, it will hold up well.

    Votes: 12 18.8%

  • In between. It will hold up better than the previous models, but still lose value.

    Votes: 20 31.3%

  • Sit it out and wait a year. New ones will be available at great discounts.

    Votes: 10 15.6%
  • Total voters
    64
What goes around comes around , manufacturers can only do so much with the model , ie: electronic gismos half of which bikers will not use , value of a bike has different meanings to each and everyone of us we have all said wish i had done this and bought that , does anyone really get a good deal from dealerships ? how do you describe a good deal ? here we are now in 2025 last year rumours were circulating that the R18 is doomed then i get an e-mail on the new 2025 models , my experience is you test ride a motorcycle and if you like it you buy it , you could shop around and find the model "fully loaded "you want on the web but you take the chance that the owner has looked after it correctly , second hand bikes are infinite , just enjoy what you have .
 
There is a glut of motorcycles of all brands. I heard yesterday that HD has cut production 25%.
The local Kawasaki dealer has only used bikes on the floor.
The 20-40 aged male isn’t drawn to motorcycling.
 
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