[Closed] please value my bike

(frame)Half of retail value. *Depending on condition.

fully built retail?

I'll give you £3.87...

Oh alright call it £4.00

Half of retail value

This.

retailed at about £3.5k fully built two years ago. i cant find an RRP for a frame only...

I'd never buy a second hand Cube after seeing so many frames crack. Both road and mountain.

£500-600?

Although if you advertise it as 650B/27.5 (which I assume it as) you may get more.

Also, it's 20", there's not many folk who'll be looking for a frame that big. £550-600 in my opinion.

Search for others sold. Makes it harder to find if they never did frame only options, but it can appeal as well, as some people don't want full bikes.

The 'half retail' thing is generally bollards, IME, unless yo're talking run of the mill generic stuff of which there is multiple choices at any one time..

The 'half retail' thing is generally bollards, IME, unless yo're talking run of the mill generic stuff 

That exactly describes a Cube

True, although that's a somewhat rare one.

650b, carbon, as long as it's not a dog, i'd have thought you would get a grand for it fairly easily. I wouldn't bother selling it on here though.

Ebay it, with a 99p start and take offers, and Pinkbike.

Once you've a 'price', let me know as I'm interested.

eip

well i prefer hob nob's valuation to br's 😀 but im not certain - maybe ill set a reserve somewhere in the middle... cheers

b r - i know you said EIP but i cant click on your name?

See below

650b, carbon, as long as it's not a dog, i'd have thought you would get a grand for it fairly easily. I wouldn't bother selling it on here though.

Can you come and value my house too?
£500 hoping to achieve £450 at most I'd have said. If it was SC or something less "Euro" I'd have said £750

Btw is says "bruce_nikki@hotmail.com" when I look at br's profile

Can you come and value my house too?
£500 hoping to achieve £450 at most I'd have said. If it was SC or something less "Euro" I'd have said £750

Hmm, in the politest possible way, I think you might be a little out of touch on the pricing of used bikes. Considering there are recently sold (Ebay) frames, for roughly double your suggestion, in a bigger, more gate like size.

Something less Euro, i.e. a current, on trend carbon Santa Cruz 650b frame, for £750? Really?

Not sure if serious.

It's 2nd hand with only the sellers word on history, I'd also have more confidence in an alloy frame 2nd hand than a plastic one.
Cube doesn't have the caviat of the "sexier" brands either

In the nicest possible way I think you have more money than sense

Recently I saw a 4yr old carbon blur frame advertised on here for £1700. I lol'd. I don't care how strong carbon is I wouldn't pay decent money for a year(s) old carbon full sus.

Cube aren't a boutique frame brand either so you can't command a decent price IMO.

The size is a tad high for mainstream? I'd say its a keeper/getting into longterm keeper territory or.....£500. Even then- not sure it'd sell.

BTW does it have the balance of any warranty left? This WOULD help if it was transferable.

dont think there's any warranty left, might be? and its a good fit for me at about 5',10" /5',11".

Cube isnt a boutique brand, i know its shallow but thats kindda the reason i want a change. but its still a fantastic bike for those in the know or less concerned about labels. if its good enough for Niko Lau...

It's 2nd hand with only the sellers word on history, I'd also have more confidence in an alloy frame 2nd hand than a plastic one.
Cube doesn't have the caviat of the "sexier" brands either

In the nicest possible way I think you have more money than sense

Despite your apparent prejudice against carbon, just because you won't, doesn't mean everyone won't.

I do agree about Cube being a bit more mainstream though, which is why I suggested a price considerably lower than the brands with a better perceived image.

Just because you're cheap, doesn't mean other people have more money than sense (see what I did there).

The size is a tad high for mainstream? I'd say its a keeper/getting into longterm keeper territory or.....£500. Even then- not sure it'd sell.

There is a recently sold 22" frame on Ebay, that was auctioned, for nearly double your valuation.

Like I said, stick it up for sale elsewhere, generally you get a considerably better return rate elsewhere than here.

I'd buy it if I had the money, you'd get a fair few quid for it I think. There was someone who was trying to sell me a 20" 2010 Alpine for £650, so think of what you could try charging for that!

At 20" it can be a long comfy frame for the shorters and something nice and playful for me at 6'5". 🙂