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  • Is there a market for high end 2nd hand 26ers anymore?
  • Kryton57
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    (Hopefully this satisfies the management)

    Discuss the potential of at least getting half your money back…

    qwerty
    Free Member

    Hmmmm, such an Enigma…..

    Kryton57
    Full Member

    That one is staying right where it is….

    sweaman2
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    Yes but the prices are inevitably going to be lower than previous. Half money back is optimistic I’m afraid. Even for things like Yeti’s…..

    Kryton57
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    I couldn’t comment on that.

    esselgruntfuttock
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    Don’t care, I don’t intend to get shot of mine. 😆

    cruzcampo
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    I’ve sold a second hand Santa Cruz 26″ recently, was well looked after, and depreciation wise went for good money. I think theres still a huge market out there.

    mrblobby
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    Probably not on here.

    Jamie
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    We still surrounded by balls?

    Rockplough
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    I got some decent money – more than I expected – back in the last few months for my 2009 Wolf Ridge. Not quite half but the frame/forks were 5 years old. Had to split it mind.

    wiggles
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    I know someone who can’t sell a top spec and hardly used sb66 (Ali) for £2500… But others are selling OK just need to the right person.

    yourguitarhero
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    NOS Cannondale Carbon Trigger 2 (2013) with lefty and Fox DYAD shock is £1700 new at Paul’s cycle. Top of the range 1 model with xtr everything and Reynolds carbon wheels and hubs is £2600.

    Why buy used?

    Northwind
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    Seems like lightweight/racy stuff is dropping like a stone but bigger bikes are still more in demand, probably quite a lot of reasons for that but it does make my 2 sets of lovely lightweight 26 inch wheels a bit of a fail…

    fibre
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    I think it’s getting harder, despite all the pro 26″ wheel talk on most forums. I think the majority who are sticking with 26″ have the bikes they want and the newer alternatives now have larger wheels. People buying brand new bikes are going for bigger wheels.

    tonyd
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    Hopefully not, I’d love to replace my Alu ASR-5 with an ASR-5c

    Speeder
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    wiggles – Member
    I know someone who can’t sell a top spec and hardly used sb66 (Ali) for £2500… But others are selling OK just need to the right person.

    that’s strong money for a 2nd hand Yeti even if it’s not broken (yet)

    Kryton57
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    I think it’s getting harder, despite all the pro 26″ wheel talk on most forums.

    Really? Where?

    bland
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    Yeah its not the wheel size ghats stopping the yeti sale, its the fact it will break and not have a warranty!

    mboy
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    Trying to sell a superb condition Rockshox Reba Team 26″ fork right now, the all singing all dancing Blackbox Damper version with 120mm of travel and a 20mm axle. The steerer is even reasonably long at 195mm too, and I’m offering a load of free 26″ tyres to anyone that wants it too!

    Still no takers… 😕

    crouchingpig
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    What would people say is the right money for a good condition less than 6 month old SB66 (alloy), Fox 34 Kashima’s, XT 1 x 10 groupset, Reverb.

    Would I be mental to try and get £2300?

    jontykint
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    I reckon I could get more than half back for my 26″ rocket if I ever went crazy and wanted to sell it

    br
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    My 456Ti frame was £800 new, so reckon there’d be no problem getting £400 for it – so less than £80 depreciation per year.

    Don’t see the point in selling components, as they’re ‘consumables’.

    For you folk that spent upwards of +£2k on framesets I reckon you’ll struggle for only 50% loss – a bit like big cars. Folk that buy new can afford to buy new and want the latest etc, plus they don’t buy s/h; those that buy s/h are more price-conscious.

    mrblobby
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    I reckon I could get more than half back for my 26″ rocket if I ever went crazy and wanted to sell it

    You probably would too. Some stuff will find a good market regardless of current trends, reckon a Cotic Rocket would go pretty quickly. Some Ti frames probably too.

    cruzcampo
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    @mboy what price?

    My 26″ Pikes sold in half a day, had over 8 enquiries 😯

    soobalias
    Free Member

    straight steerer, 120 travel

    however the missus is still using qr hubs, so you would need to drop a chunk from 180+tyres before im interested mboy.

    shame, reasonable, straight steerer, 26″ forks are getting hard to find.

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