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RE: Tire replacement - Not a "Tire Thread" - SportsterDoc - 07-17-2018 (07-17-2018, 11:32 AM)LongRanger_imp Wrote:(07-17-2018, 10:21 AM)SportsterDoc_imp Wrote: Found a helpful size comparison calculator:Ah, don't forget about compounding, and I'm not talking rubber or pharmaceuticals. Your assumption of 3% inflation/year over 13 years = 1.468 factor, not 1.39. Remember, everything that goes up by 3% the first year goes up by another 3% the second year, and so on. It's not simply 3% x 13 years. The magic of compounding. I like your thinking! RE: Tire replacement - Not a "Tire Thread" - Nortoon_imp - 07-18-2018 Odd how we bikers can always find a way to rationalize every thing we buy. ![]() In the late 60s when my buddies and I rode British Motorcycles a Triumph Bonneville was $1300 out the door. When I went to buy one 5 years ago they were $13,000 plus freight, dealer prep, and sales taxes. I could not bring myself to pay that much for a motorcycle. Last year when the CB1100 EX became available I had no problems spending that much. A good trade-in value for my CB500X helped. RE: Tire replacement - Not a "Tire Thread" - SportsterDoc - 07-18-2018 My 2012 Bonneville retailed for ~$7,700, but got $700 off, plus all the add-ons. Fairly sure it was less than $10K (US dollars) out the door...and this was California, with all its taxes. |