What UK bikes sold and delisted for.
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A silver aluminium hardtail mountain bike featuring an eye-catching red rst delta comp suspension fork and Schwalbe knobbly tyres. The bike is fitted with front and rear mudguards, mechanical disc brakes, and a triple chainring drivetrain, making it a practical all-weather trail and commuter option. Overall condition is fair with some general use wear visible on the drivetrain and frame, but no significant damage noted.
A Canyon Nerve full-suspension mountain bike, for sale in Dewsbury, West Yorkshire. A 26in alloy trail bike, fully working with no issues and ready to ride. It pairs a RockShox air fork up front with a Fox air shock at the rear, and runs a full Shimano XT 3x10 (30-speed) drivetrain. The bike is registered for theft protection on the UK national bike register, and that registration transfers to the new owner after purchase, which also makes it easy to flag if it is ever reported stolen. Specification: - Frame: Canyon alloy, 19.5in Large (suits roughly 5ft 8in to 6ft 3in) - Suspension: RockShox air fork, Fox air rear shock - Drivetrain: Shimano XT 3x10, 30-speed (XT cranks, shifters and rear derailleur) - Brakes: Shimano M6000 hydraulic disc, two-finger levers, very sharp - Wheels: American Classic MTB 26 Tubeless, American Classic hubs - Tyres: Maxxis - Bars: Easton - Saddle: San Marco - New DMR pedals, new grips and new bottle cage - Wheel size: 26in - Colour: black Collection from Dewsbury (WF12), West Yorkshire, or can be posted. Viewing welcome.
These are the prices used bikes were advertised at when they sold or left the UK market, not estimates or guesses. Listings feed into the database as they sell or are delisted, so the data reflects current UK conditions, not last year’s market.
Find bikes matching yours, same brand, model, year, condition, and see what they sold and delisted for. Overpriced bikes sit for months. Properly-priced bikes sell within weeks. Our free bike valuation draws on this same market data.
These are the last advertised prices of bikes that have sold or left the UK market, not estimates or guesses. Because these bikes actually left the market, they are a better guide to real-world value than the asking prices on listings still sitting unsold, which matters when you are pricing your own bike or spotting a deal.
Listings feed into the database as they sell or are delisted. Statistics and market indices get recalculated monthly. The data reflects current conditions, not last year’s market.
That is exactly what it is for. Find bikes matching yours (same brand, model, year, condition) and see what they sold for. Price yours accordingly. Overpriced bikes sit for months. Properly priced bikes sell within weeks.
Condition explains most of it. A well-maintained bike with service history beats a neglected one every time. Location matters, with London prices running higher. Timing matters, with spring bringing more buyers. Included accessories shift value. Seller motivation affects negotiation.
Asking prices are wishful thinking. A bike can sit unsold for months at an optimistic number. The prices here are for bikes that have actually sold or left the market, so they cut out the listings that never found a buyer. That makes them a far better guide to real-world value than a live listing’s ask.
