Wednesday, August 10, 2011

Can You See Motorcycle's Future?

Can You See Motorcycle's Future?


If you want to know what's going to happen in the economy, enterprise and investment markets, look at citizen trends or demographics. If we can't see the very long term coming, at least we can observe how citizen are changing their way to spend money. The biggest years for births in the baby-boom generation were 1957 to 1961.

Spending on motorcycles seems to peak at age 45. Harley-Davidson started to flatten out in 2006 and declined last year. Now we are all implicated about the future. The United States looks a lot like Japan and Japan has been declining for the past 14 years. That means deflation. And if you look at Japan's economy you see a decline in prices, in value of assets and erosion of the buying power of wages.

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As baby boomers move into retirement, assistance industries will grow. Productivity gains are more difficult to yield in those kinds of businesses than in yield and technology. So what should we do? Pay down debt and save. Easier said than done. You don't want to make long-term payments on assets whose values are declining with time.


Cash becomes king in a deflationary period. The paradox: the longer we wait, more we will be able to buy. So, what about our motorcycle industry? Hard core bikers will continue to ride. Bikers who are also art lovers will still want a "state-of-the-art" convention motorcycle. And between these 2 groups? No room for motorcycle fads and "fashionistas" on 2 wheels. Discretionary money just evaporated. It's unquestionably the way I see it for a long, long time...

Can You See Motorcycle's Future?


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