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  1. It’s only worth about $300. Never photograph a bike from the left side, use the other side so people can see the components. Take closeup pics of the components and you won’t need to write anything. 

  2. A buyer would want to know a few things:

    Size and width of the tires
    The type of components (Shimano and the quality)
    Age of the bike
    Last time it was serviced

    My guestimate, depending where you are located, will be between $250 and $350.

  3. str8outtapallet on

    Depending your area and how honest you wanna be, list it for 400$ and take anything above 250

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