I have three road bikes I wish to sell, but can’t be arsed putting them on marketplace or ricardo, too many scammers.
An alternative is a Pro Velo bike market (Velobörse) . Does anyone have any experience with this, good or bad?
I have three road bikes I wish to sell, but can’t be arsed putting them on marketplace or ricardo, too many scammers.
An alternative is a Pro Velo bike market (Velobörse) . Does anyone have any experience with this, good or bad?
I haven’t sold, but I have bought a few bikes at Velobörse events but these have been childrens/teenager bikes and they’ve been fine.
If you are selling three bikes, how many do you have left !!
I’ve sold bikes there and it’s been absolutely fine but they’ve only been kids/ teen bikes and one ladies mountain bike so nothing fancy.
They do advise on pricing if you’re not sure, they told me I should ask for more than the price I proposed and they sold at their price so I was very happy.
I’ll be selling a F.Moser steel frame (ca. 1996), a 2005 Litespeed Tuscany (58cm Ti frame, was too big), and a 2013 BMC SL01 Road Racer. (with Di2).
That leaves me with an 2015 Argon Gallium Pro, an Cervelo S5 (ex Pro bike) , and a BMC SLR01 Team Machine (ex Pro bike). Oh, and a Canyon Spectral CF…(+ 2 commuter e-bikes I share with the other half).
If I sell those 3 bikes, I’ll be allowed to buy a gravel bike.
I bought one city bike from there, then took it for sale a few years later and a very arrogant guy wouldn’t allow me to sell it stating it was a cheaply built. I told him I had bought it there, he wouldn’t believe me. Proceeded to ignore him and put it for sale, bike sold immediately.
I bought 2 bikes (and sold another one) on the Veloborse. You will have to go early with your bikes. The ‘best buyers’ reach there very early; in about 1 h, the buyers (& sellers) of good bikes are gone, and what’s left is, as Tom1234 states, oldies &children/teens bikes, and low prices on the offers.