A Worksman isn't a good investment, in terms of $$$. They are, in my opinion, the ultimate bike for someone who wants to customize/modify an old-timey bike, but doesn't want to irrevocably change an actual classic. Every penny spent on a bike you're building up the way you want, just so you can ride&enjoy it, is definitely money well-spent, but don't expect to get much--if any-- of it back should you go and sell it. These aren't collectors' items--yet. Dude with the green M2600 wasn't trying to rob anyone, but it wasn't exactly a deal, either. PErsonally, I don't much care for the OEM bits on a Worksman, which is why it makes most sense for guys like me to buy a frame from Chuckz for $60 to $75 and then build it up to create the bike i want. Done that a few times now, and i kept'm all... if i sold'm, i'd be out a lot of $$$.