Help pricing my bike on bikehub

[Zainyy]

Hi everyone,

I’m thinking of selling my bike on BikeHub and would appreciate some help figuring out a fair asking price.
 

So i have a demo giant tcr never ridden with these exact spec https://dvillecyclery.co.za/product/2024-giant-tcr-advanced-pro-1-disc-di2-dark-iridescent/

 

I was thinking about pricing it at R68,000 would greatly appreciate if i could let me know of it is a fair price. THANKS!!

[Martin Albrecht]

I can’t help you with a price, being a “never ridden” demo bike though, I’m guessing about 15% to 20% off the RRP, assuming it’s a current model?

[Mongoose!]

Fork steerer tube cut or uncut? If cut this also has a huge impact on  resale value.  ( in my opinion)

[Caerus]

A demo bike has normally been ridden. To clarify, you have bought the demo bike, but you have never actually ridden it. 

Who buys a bike, but never rides it?

But generally, anywhere between 10- 20% below RRP seems fair. Will also depend on the urgency of the sale.

[Zainyy]

22 hours ago, Mongoose! said:

Fork steerer tube cut or uncut? If cut this also has a huge impact on  resale value.  ( in my opinion)

Fork steerer has not been cut 

[Zainyy]

16 hours ago, Caerus said:

A demo bike has normally been ridden. To clarify, you have bought the demo bike, but you have never actually ridden it. 

Who buys a bike, but never rides it?

But generally, anywhere between 10- 20% below RRP seems fair. Will also depend on the urgency of the sale.

[Zainyy]

16 hours ago, Caerus said:

A demo bike has normally been ridden. To clarify, you have bought the demo bike, but you have never actually ridden it. 

Who buys a bike, but never rides it?

But generally, anywhere between 10- 20% below RRP seems fair. Will also depend on the urgency of the sale.

To clarify it is not a demo bike where people could test ride it’s more like a display model. I’m actually aboard right now and got a pretty good deal on it from the giant distributor itself i was thinking on buying it bringing it here to resell for a profit to invest in my current bike