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Secondhand resale value??


Evo-R

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Me and a mate had an argument today. What has a better resale value in the long run........ carbon or aluminium?? Or is it irrelevant as its all about the groupo and wheels??

 

your thoughts?

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Alu better resale, cheaper initially and people aren't as reluctant to buy.

Carbon, expensive initially and people worried about cracks etc.

Steel, now that is the question you should be asking;)

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Anything is good.

bikes seem to be an investment lately.

Its more expensive to buy 2nd hand than new.

 

I would also go Alu or Steel, Carbon has a limited life.

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Anything is good.

bikes seem to be an investment lately.

Its more expensive to buy 2nd hand than new.

 

I would also go Alu or Steel, Carbon has a limited life.

Bicycles depreciate quicker then a crack whore, how is that an investment?
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Anything is good.

bikes seem to be an investment lately.

Its more expensive to buy 2nd hand than new.

 

I would also go Alu or Steel, Carbon has a limited life.

After a Nigerian Investment Scheme, 2nd hand bicycles must be the worst investment ever.
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Bicycles depreciate quicker then a crack whore, how is that an investment?

After a Nigerian Investment Scheme, 2nd hand bicycles must be the worst investment ever.

 

Go read that again, but this time with your sarcasm glasses on ;-)

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Anything is good.

bikes seem to be an investment lately.

Its more expensive to buy 2nd hand than new.

 

I would also go Alu or Steel, Carbon has a limited life.

Actually, not, carbon has unlimited life and doesn't fatigue. Alu does eventually fatigue. Problem is that carbon will fail catastrophically, if it is abused ;)

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