Don’t bother with a reserve, it just costs more money, so you get less for the frame.
Go to town on your description! Include all relevant maufacturers specs for the frame, all sizes (Headtube, seatpost, top tube length etc) you can think of, history, reciepts if you have them and take at least 4 good quality pics (Each side, closeup of front end, closeup of rear end) and crop them tight so there’s no wasted bits!
Make sure to describe any damage as well as possible and take pics of it in addition to the 4 above. Try and chuck some bits in with it – Seatclamp, fitted headset, spare bearings/bushings for FS frames, that sort of thing.
Golden rule – Keep your advert clean looking, concisely worded (NEVER, EVER put “what more can I say” Arrrgggghhhh!!!!) and triple check your spelling. Mistakes make you look dumb. ABSLOUTELY no “txt” speak! 😉
Answer all qusetions politely and eloquently, and post relevant ones up on the listing
If it’s a good advert and a good frame, you’ll get a decent price for it.
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