Bike valuation
clickshots
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I'm wanting to sell a couple of bikes, but they've been modified a fair bit and so I'm have no idea how to value them. Is there a formula or something (e.g. loses 20% of its value per year) that I can follow?
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Stick them on Ebay with a minimum price of what you would accept?
Anything is only worth what someone is willing to pay.None of the above should be taken seriously, and certainly not personally.0 -
I was hoping to sell them through here as eBay is quite expensive (Listing fees + 10% goes to eBay, then 3.4% goes to PayPal). But I need a firm price to place an advert. I'll have to just put a price on I think, then see what people say I guess :-P0
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Half of new retail if a couple of years old in good nick is a fair estimate.
A third of new price if not0 -
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clickshots wrote:I'm wanting to sell a couple of bikes, but they've been modified a fair bit and so I'm have no idea how to value them. Is there a formula or something (e.g. loses 20% of its value per year) that I can follow?
If you sell it in Poundland then you need to sell it for a quid....take your pickelf on your holibobs....
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If you could sell it in Portugal it would be worth double UK price, so RRP for a second hand bike, nice!
Example...
http://www.olx.pt/nf/bicicletas-cat-9-p ... e,0,sort,1my isetta is a 300cc bike0