bowman81 · M
The simple answer is because there is demand and people are willing to pay that much for them.
Groofydorkgerdo · 56-60, M
People pay for the name, nothing more.
I own an OLD K.H.S. cost a little over 400 bucks.
It got left out in the rain for years, got ran over by a city bus, has been dropped, dragged, and mishandled. It has outlasted Cannonballs, Treks, Giants, and Bianches. Some of these bikes are well over 2 grand and are now retired.
I own an OLD K.H.S. cost a little over 400 bucks.
It got left out in the rain for years, got ran over by a city bus, has been dropped, dragged, and mishandled. It has outlasted Cannonballs, Treks, Giants, and Bianches. Some of these bikes are well over 2 grand and are now retired.
They're reliable in rough weather and terrain, lighter to drive, hence its a pleasure to ride them, you basically flying on air.
Gentlequill · 51-55, M
I rode a custom schwinn back in 83 and it cost almost 900 bucks.
HannibalMontanimal · 26-30, M
Really high quality parts and stuff
GoodoldBob · 61-69, M
Because there are people who will pay that much. Based on the actual labor and material cost the price should be half that but fools and their money ...