Help me sell my bike...how much is it worth?

or should I say what is a good asking price? With and without Zipps? I would probably only keep pedals.

http://gallery.consumerreview.com/roadbike/gallery/pictures/DSC01154.jpg

what components? I am having a hard time telling from the pics, except the chainrings/cranks.

why are you selling?

If you really want to make money, sell every part separately. It’ll take more time but you’ll make more money.

Why are you selling? I hope you aren’t going to say because this bike isn’t fast enough for you…

Deraileurs are Ultegra, calipers are black XLAB.

The only reason I could come up with is that I am a triathlete and am cursed with constantly wanting new things after a few seasons. I am thinking a Trek Madone 5.2 and a matching carbon Fuel 98 mountain bike (LBS will hook me up with a good price). The problem is I am no Rockafella, I have to let what I have go in order to get new stuff. I also have a Giant road bike, a Specialized full suspension mountain bike and a Computrainer I need to sell to get the new goodies. I know this is not the classifieds section, I simply want some estimates on where to start. In other words, what would you pay?

http://tinypic.com/4hxnhv

Giant TCR Aero. Complete 105 group (cranks were powder coated).

http://tinypic.com/4hxo60

Mix group, Avid, XT and Specialized. No lockout.

Don’t sell the Softride!!!

The Giant might go for 1100-1200 dollars. No idea about the Specialized.

No clue for the mtn bike. The only reason I really ever get rid of most stuff is b/c something significantly faster *and better *has come out. That being said I would not sell my Softride TT7 b/c I am not convinced that something would be more comfortable and faster. I still ride on a 1994 Zipp front wheel b/c the new ones are quite a bit heavier than mine and really not much if any faster. I did upgrade my disc b/c the new one was only $40 and lighter aftre I sold the other.

New doesn’t mean faster, lighter doesn’t mean faster. New and lighter doesn’t mean faster.

man, Danny IS right…you do have a lot of stuff!!! :wink: