If eBay, Shirley No Reserve and see where it gets to?
My rule of thumb is 50% off RRP for S/H, then 10% per year from the balance.
Since the link gives £1,599, then £800 less £80 less £72 less £65 = £585. However, that looks in great condition, so skip the last deduction and aim for £650 or better?
I’d say 45-50% too. It’s a nice carbon ladies bike. I sold a three year old Avail alloy for 50% of new price (£999) after Teen 2 grew out of it. His was a rare XS. Medium is a common size, but it’s in great condition with good spec.
Giants are routinely reduced by 25%+ at the end of the model year (see Cycle Surgery PSA thread with best part of a grand off £2400 2017 Trance 2s…) so 50% is still a solid price.
Buy/sell groups on FB avoid ebay/PP fees, but be prepared for “swap with playstation?” or “I iz 14 will u take 100 quid in instalments?” replies. eBay often actually tends to fetch higher prices which offset the fees as there is a huge market out there who think “ebay = bargain”. Cannondale Supersixes were going for more used than Pauls Cycles were doing them new for this time last year.
I was going from ‘Showroom condition’ and turbo use, so would have expected it to be as per website shot. Suggestion of road clubs/tri-clubs a good one.
@monostereo -perhaps there’s a SC scene tax? Given your recent story, owners can’t quite bring themselves to accept a sub 50% value!
Put it on Ebay with clear close-up pics of the almost unworn brake surfaces, the shiny lustrous paint and the shiny cassette and you’ll get a good price for it. I sold my 2006 Roubaix in 2013 for £380 as it looked good in the photos, even with a couple of witness cracks.
Picture is from Giant site, I couldn’t upload picture from work because of firewall, but it basically looks like that, no marks on it anywhere, no wear etc as it has done no mileage.