Good job on the spreadsheet. I like numbers myself. I know the bikes are expensive up front. I have had some many new and used bikes but I just love to ride so I am going to spend some money on a bike that can carry my wife and I anywhere. I do most of my own work on all of my stuff (bikes, cars, boats, homes, etc.) and years ago I decided not to buy warranties to save lots of money. Generally speaking if you are going to have a problem it will show up early. I usually don't like to buy first year models but I did with my 2014. Still all in all it has been a great bike and no real problems. I don't really like the way clutch works and I don't like that the entertainment system will just flip to weather alert and I have no way to stop it (per dealer, does anyone here know how to stop it?) but these are minor things. The bike has been great. My dealer took care of me when the right side bag flew off on the interstate even after the recall so no cost to me. I put my own lock down on them now (see other posts) so I know I am good there. All in all, just typical maintenance costs. I replaced brake pads at 20K rather than 40K (l also ride to work in traffic). Again thanks for sharing your work on the costs.