Nice and specific. I like that!

Probably, in about 20 years, they could start to rise in value. The one factor that might stop this from happening though is one of the reasons we all love them in the first place...They're just so reliable and bullet proof that too many will still be around for any 'rarety' value. I bet they still look cool compared to whatever is being ridden around then too.

We need to buy them all, keep riding one (or three Sprock) around to be seen and shed the rest. Then, as demand rises, we start to trickle them out for top $$ on an unsuspecting public, never letting their real numbers known...kinda like what happens with diamonds, gold and oil now.

 

It's amazing!!! .... Whenever I go to a bike meet or pull over at a brew stop, there's always a small crowd around my bike when I get back .... It's always caused interest ... Yet, is worth nothing on the open market! ...... It always makes me grin tho! And that's all that matters!