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Old 06-02-19, 01:28 PM
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Corvenis
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Originally Posted by CliffordK
If you buy new new, ride the bike hard for 5 to 10 years, then try to resell... Disc brakes won't make a whole heap of difference.

And, let's say they do make a difference in the selling price.

So, in 5 years, you can sell your disc brake bike for $1300 and rim brake bike for $800

Great!!!!

Unless the disc bike costs $500 more to start with, and you've gained nothing.

If budgets are tight, then look at the used, end of the year sale, or barely used markets.
Thanks for the logic... Think I might take your advice... Don't really care about the money issue when selling... Just thought it would be easier and faster to unload when I was ready to upgrade... Seems like everything is going to be disc soon..Thanks for the perspective..
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