mindbogger
07-26-03, 08:17 AM
Can someone guide me through the steps to selling a bike online. I am fairly new to these kinds of things.
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Dave Stohler
07-26-03, 02:49 PM
1) Don't expect more than 50% of what you paid for it originally. Start lower
2) Post a really good pic.
3) Give extensive details on your bike, including all dimensions.
4) Don't try to rip anybody off with packing charges. If you can't ship it anywhere in the Us for less than $40, you aren't packing it right.
2) Post a really good pic.
3) Give extensive details on your bike, including all dimensions.
4) Don't try to rip anybody off with packing charges. If you can't ship it anywhere in the Us for less than $40, you aren't packing it right.
B1105
07-26-03, 05:27 PM
yea high quality pics are a plus, and boxing/shipping should be less than 50 bucks. post an ad on classified sites, and if it doesnt sell ebay it
roadfix
07-27-03, 01:09 AM
High quality photos are very important along with detailed descriptions. The last two bikes I sold on Ebay, I got over 80% of what I originally paid for. One was a 2 year old MTB and another, an 8 year old street fixie.
nismo400
07-27-03, 11:52 PM
Originally posted by George
High quality photos are very important along with detailed descriptions. The last two bikes I sold on Ebay, I got over 80% of what I originally paid for. One was a 2 year old MTB and another, an 8 year old street fixie.
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High quality photos are very important along with detailed descriptions. The last two bikes I sold on Ebay, I got over 80% of what I originally paid for. One was a 2 year old MTB and another, an 8 year old street fixie.
wow