I thought that there would be the inevitable raising of prices. I know you are talking Dollars, but some of the European bikes are purchased in Euros. At the beginning of 2014, the Euro to £ exchange rate was roughly what we are seeing today. By the middle of 2015 the £ has risen to 1.42 Euros, but the EU imported bikes never came down in price to reflect this. I guess the "windfall" differential was simply slipped into the trouser pocket.Did the Leavers appreciate that the Leave vote was going to hit their pockets?
I must say I am surprised how quick these price rises are coming out of the system,there are a couple of others in the pipeline,the going rate seems 10%.
KudosDave
It's a ratchet mechanism, always a reason to increase, seldom a reason to reduce. That's just the way it is. If I don't feel I'm getting value, I stop buying. But this does bring with it a danger of recession!