The person is asking for 4800, we negotiated down to 4600
Details I found out:
Cranks 170 or 175mm
Weight: 15.2kg
Not ride wrapped
This is the listing:
Description:
Selling my partner’s Juliana Roubion C 2024, size Small. (Purchased at Steed cycle)
This is an excellent all-around mountain bike—light, capable, and great looking. Perfect for someone looking to upgrade to a high-performance bike that can handle big pedal days and big descents with confidence.
Highlights:
• Size: Small
• Carbon frame
• Upgraded fork: Fox 36 Factory GRIP2 – 160mm
• Balanced geometry for climbing efficiency and downhill control
• Fun, confidence-inspiring, and very capable bike
Condition:
Bike is well maintained and runs great.
Has some cosmetic scratches from regular riding, nothing structural or mechanical.
by earthtomars4
7 Comments
Half at the most. Looks like a very basic build.
Can’t seem to edit the post but the price is in CAD
Overpriced
For sure too much in this market. Probably closer to 3-3500 Canadian.
Price is a little high, pretty much a stock bike besides the fork. Rest of it is on the lower end (nx drivetrain and g2 brakes)
Santa Cruz bikes sell for a premium when they are new partly because they have good build quality but also because they have very good customer support in terms of warranty and lifetime bearing replacements for the original owner.
Those warranty and lifetime bearing replacements do not transfer to the second owner. So in my mind I have never understood to idea that a used Santa Cruz should maintain a high resale value. Especially when you look at the mid tier parts like NS drivetrain and G2 brakes. $4600 is way too much for a bike with those components.
Yeah, echoing the rest, asking too much for that build.