Specialized Elite Tarmac (2010-2011)???
04-11-21, 07:33 AM
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Specialized Elite Tarmac (2010-2011)???
Hello fellow cyclists reading this post, I would like to get your opinions on the price of my old specialized bike as I am looking to sell it and get something more modern, i live here in the Philippines and apparently no one knows how much it is so I went here to get a realistic price on my bike,
It is a specialized tarmac elite from 2010 I am unsure of the year,
The group set is 105, excluding the crank which is FSA
the bike despite being old and I regularly use it on long rides is in good condition but the fading and scratches are unavoidable
hopefully someone replies to this and makes an appraisal, if someone does reply to his I will supply the pictures of the bike but in the meantime I am leaving it here, hoping that some good soul reads this and replies. Thank you!!!!
It is a specialized tarmac elite from 2010 I am unsure of the year,
The group set is 105, excluding the crank which is FSA
the bike despite being old and I regularly use it on long rides is in good condition but the fading and scratches are unavoidable
hopefully someone replies to this and makes an appraisal, if someone does reply to his I will supply the pictures of the bike but in the meantime I am leaving it here, hoping that some good soul reads this and replies. Thank you!!!!
04-11-21, 11:31 AM
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The correct price for your bike is the price that someone is willing to pay. Unless you value it more and are willing to keep it.
Doesn't matter what someone values it at if they aren't your buyer that is willing to pay that much. The value of your bike very much depends on the persons that you can find that want that bike. Just because you put a for sale sign out doesn't mean you'll find persons wanting that bike at your price no matter how fair that price is.
You conundrum should be whether or not you really want to be rid of that bike.
In most cases it will be worth less every passing year.
Doesn't matter what someone values it at if they aren't your buyer that is willing to pay that much. The value of your bike very much depends on the persons that you can find that want that bike. Just because you put a for sale sign out doesn't mean you'll find persons wanting that bike at your price no matter how fair that price is.
You conundrum should be whether or not you really want to be rid of that bike.
In most cases it will be worth less every passing year.
04-12-21, 01:44 AM
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A rough estimate is a bike halves in price when you roll it out of the shop and then drops another 10% every year after that.
So 20% of what you paid for it.
So 20% of what you paid for it.
