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Going to try and shift my hardtail bike, but not sure of the value of it.
It's a Revolution Triad 3.0.
Forks: RockShox Tora 302 suspension fork 100mm travel and lockout.
Wheels: Alex ASD1 double wall rims for disc brakes, Joy Tech alloy QR hubs.
Tyres: Continental Mountain King 2.2.
Transmission: SRAM SX-4 trigger shifters 24-speed.
SRAM X.5 rear / ESP 3.0 front derailleurs.
TruVativ X-Flow 22/32/42t chainset.
Tange cartridge sealed bottom bracket.
Brakes: Avid Juicy 3 hydraulic disc brakes with 160mm rotors.
Handlebars: TruVativ Riser 640 bars on TruVativ XR 31.8 stem.
Saddle: Body Geometry women's Lithia with hollow Cr-Mo rail.
Weight: 13.1kg / 29lb.
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It has had limited usage since the end of 2009 (maybe 500 miles). So what would I be looking for? And would it be worth splitting it down?
Cheers!
Maybe £150 as a bike.
£50 for the wheel + another £50 for the brakes.
If you really do want to sell strip it and sell in bits.
I'll give you a tenner.
flatfish: go on then!
soma_rich: Damn, was hoping it would be worth at least £190!
I've always been told 50% original value and reduce by a further 10% for each year old. Which would give you about £250 - assuming it started about £600.
Having said that I've been looking for a 2nd hand bike for my partner's son on eBay, and prices seem to be all over the place. £300 for 2 year old very high spec Orange hardtail, and £250 for a 4 year old GT costing £400 originally!
for the bike that is, i ain't just giving you a tenner.
assuming it started about £600
Did that really cost £600 new? I have never even heard of Revolution before.
It was £500 when I bought it in November 2009. There's a post on bikeradar about this model ([url= http://www.bikeradar.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=14797595 ]here[/url]).
soma_rich: Revolution are Edinburgh Bicycle Coop own make. Merida make all the frames for them. I've got a Revolution Touring bike which was excellent value for the money, shame their customer service and tech knowledge is so poor!
If you really do want to sell strip it and sell in bits.
I have to disagree, I think cheap bikes make more money whole.
Otherwise you end up with too many low-end bits that nobody wants to buy or you end up spending £2 to post out something to make £3.
You should get £250 or £300 I'd say.
Thanks chakaping: thought that might have been an issue, I'm presuming no-one will want 8-speed gear now and a revolution branded frame.
can you lot also answer my similar query here too? Please, please please!!