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Cyclesite tracks the last-advertised price of sold and delisted bikes across the UK: real asking prices for bikes that found a buyer, by brand, model and condition, so you can price or budget against the actual market rather than a guess.
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The last-advertised prices of sold and delisted bikes across the UK.
Typical asking prices across 8,000+ quality-checked UK used-bike adverts from the last 12 months. These are what sellers want, not what bikes sold for, so treat the middle range as your opening position rather than the finishing one.
| Category | Adverts | Typical ask | Most sit between | Sold prices |
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| Road bikes | 4,000+ | £1,020 | £505 to £1,960 | |
| Mountain bikes | 2,000+ | £675 | £340 to £1,390 | |
| Electric bikes | 1,000+ | £1,000 | £640 to £1,860 |
| Hybrid bikes | 600+ | £395 | £250 to £700 |
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| Gravel bikes | 100+ | £1,130 | £670 to £1,840 |
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| Kids' bikes | 90+ | £220 | £155 to £330 |
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| Touring bikes | 40+ | £605 | £250 to £935 |
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| Folding bikes | 40+ | £700 | £405 to £1,720 |
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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.
Overpriced bikes sit for months. Properly-priced bikes sell within weeks.
The sold prices in the recent-sales grid are the last advertised prices of bikes that have sold or left the UK market, not estimates or guesses. Because those bikes actually left the market, they are a better guide to real-world value than an unsold listing’s ask. The asking-price table on this page is the other half of the picture, clearly labelled as what sellers are currently advertising rather than what anything sold for.
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.
An asking price is a hope, not a result: a bike can sit unsold for months at an optimistic number. The sold prices in the grid are for bikes that actually sold or left the market, which cuts out the listings that never found a buyer. That is why this page shows both, labelled separately: the asking-price table tells you where sellers are pitching today, and the sold grid tells you what has actually cleared the market.
Sold-price data and methodology owned and reviewed by Tom Southern, Founder. Last reviewed 21 July 2026.