So i try and price my second hand kit fairly, Normaly id say cheaply,I knwo it drives down the second hand market, but id rather sell it to people who will use it than sell it on ebay to wingy Plebs.
however how do you price stuff you have no knowledge of its value
I have a set of 2007 Pike 454, dual air. 100mm-140mm uturn,the stanchions have no wear. and they have a set of new seals all round, The lowers are a bit worse for wear as is the maxel but it all works. but they have the usual leeking motion control, tried OEM seals and of the shelf nothing stops it.
but because of this and there age i have no idea what to price them at, clothing,and pedals are the same. searching ebay throws up so many different ranges of prices its just not worth taking any notice of.
So whats your general rule.
Put a price on it that reflects what you'd be happy receiving for it.
If it doesn't sell at that price it might be too high.
If it doesn't sell it's too expensive.
If it sells in minutes it was too cheap.
Easier to go down than up.
Im not bothered about it being too cheep i just hate people thinking your taking the mic and then getting put of buying when you reduce the price thinking your a chancer.
How much would you be prepared to pay for the stuff? Should give you some idea of value?
Ebay them, starting at 99p.
What they sell for is what they are worth (on that day etc).
I promise I won't think you're taking the mick.
Start at £150 maybe?
Chakaping if your interested there in the classified for alot less than that as of now.
Seen them from £110 up to £160. (I think I paid £160 for mine). £120 a very good price I'd say if they have new seals in.
Not for me ta, but I reckon you'll sell them quick.
I look at sold prices on Ebay for an equivalent conniption part then knock off 20% and stick on the classifieds. If it doesn't sell on here, it goes on Ebay.