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Bought it brand new, built to order. Only used a handful of times. Selling because I work from home now and never use it anymore. Please note that this bike has a European brake setup.
Excellent condition and collected today following a full service by Brompton (receipt available). New handgrips, tyres, tubes, brakes etc. I changed the original tyres and tubes to puncture…
2026 Samebike 20LVXD30-11 folding bike, in excellent condition. aluminium frameset.
Volt Metro LS As New - Less than 1 mile so ODO show 0miles. 36v Large (50 Miles) 504Wh Distance Up to 50 miles (80 km) under the PAS (depends on level of assistance) Folded size L: 33" x W: 18" x H:…
Brand new in the box. Known issues: None
It's the best condition front and back tyres recently replaced. 25km/h or 15.5 mph top speed. Battery on full charge • Eco: 60-70 km • Normal: 45-55 km • Sport: 35-45 km Bike and charger included
Nearly-new bikes are the sweet spot of the used market: minimal wear, often only a few rides on the clock, but at a meaningful discount on the new RRP. The "Excellent" condition rating on Cyclesite indicates a bike with no notable cosmetic or mechanical issues, well-maintained, and ready to ride.
These listings come from a mix of private sellers (upgrading after a single season) and dealers (returning ex-test bikes or unsold last-year stock). Use the category and price filters to narrow down. Every listing with a frame number has been checked against a stolen-bike registry and rider-filed theft reports before going live.
On Cyclesite, "nearly new" maps to bikes in Excellent condition: minimal wear, no notable cosmetic or mechanical issues, full functionality. Many were ridden only a handful of times before the seller upgraded or changed direction.
Typically 20-35% off the new RRP. The bigger savings come at the higher end. A £4,000 carbon road bike from last season often sells for £2,800-£3,200 in Excellent condition. Use the valuation tool to check fair market value for any model.
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Look at the drivetrain: chain, cassette and chainrings should show minimal wear. Check the brake pads, tyre tread, and any contact points (saddle, grips, bar tape). The seller should be willing to share recent clear photos and answer questions about how often the bike was ridden.