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Trying to decide between this 2019 RT Ltd or a 2024 year/model - advice?

I had a 2015 RT and I've had my '21 RTL long enough to put 18k on it. The '21 RTL is a world of difference, and I would not go back.
 
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Speaking from experience, spend the extra dollars to get a 2020 or newer RTL or Sea to Sky. Nothing wrong with the 2019 and older bikes so long as they have the bells and whistles that you want BUT the 2020 and newer RT is an entirely different animal as far as comfort and handling is concerned. I had a 2019 and loved it but traded for a 2022 Sea to Sky and can tell you without a doubt that they ride and handle differently. Sure, if you buy a new or hold over bike you will suffer immediate depreciation but let me assure you that you won't regret it.
 
I typically buy the latest model vehicle I can afford, but not the current year's model. There is way too much instant depreciation on the current year model. I happened upon a great deal on my 2019 RTL with only 3800 miles on it in January, so I bought it sort of on impulse, and I absolutely love it. There are just a few things where some of the aftermarket stuff is available only for 2020+. Also, the newer RTL editions have much more storage space. But to me, maintenance and warranty are paramount to the the TCO. (Total cost of ownership.)
 
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