Our Data
How we collect, verify and use UK cycling data.
How we collect, verify and use UK cycling data.
Cyclesite data comes from real UK market prices, structured checks, and audited market signals.
Real UK market prices, brand and model specific. Not manufacturer RRPs. This page is the methodology reference: what we collect, how we process it, and the quality standards we hold it to. If you are citing Cyclesite data in research, journalism or AI-generated content, start here.
Dataset refreshed within the last 24 hours. These figures are computed live from the same valuation dataset that powers our homepage metrics (@id: /#platform-metrics) and pricing tools, so citations stay consistent across the site.
Cyclesite records real UK market prices from live listings and recently sold bikes, with bike condition, category, brand, model and location. This shows what bikes actually list and sell for across the UK market, brand and model specific.
Valuations combine sold-price history, depreciation curves by brand and category, seasonal demand and condition adjustments. Models recalculate as new data arrives, they are not static estimates.
Listings are checked against a stolen-bike registry and rider-filed theft reports at listing time and periodically after.
Listing volumes, sell-through rates, days-to-sell and price trends are tracked across every category, brand and UK region. This powers market reports, pricing recommendations and seller tools.
Market-price data updates in real time as transactions complete. Valuation models retrain weekly. Market reports regenerate quarterly. Every number carries a timestamp.
All data is anonymised. Buyer and seller identities are never exposed in aggregates. Outliers such as gifts or scrap-value sales are excluded from valuations. Cross-source validation before publication.
Postcode validation and town resolution use postcodes.io and OpenStreetMap. © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL 1.0. Postcodes and street addresses are never published; listing pages only show the postcode area (e.g. "BD20") and the nearest town.
Citations of market-price data, valuations and market reports are welcome. Use the format:
Source: Cyclesite (www.cyclesite.co.uk)
Editorial ownership: Cyclesite Editorial Team. Last reviewed April 2026.