I’ve noticed Klein bikes and Barracuda bikes from the 90’s going for large
cash...the only reason I even looked them up was because those were the bikes I
listed after back then. I wound up with a Specialized Stumpjumper which I still
have and still occasionally take out. Modern mtbs are better
There are definitely buyers, but the keen ones are looking for the high end of
the product range. The Hard Rock is a great bike, but not a dream bike for most
people. The Stumpy by contrast will gain lots of attention. Basically, if the
Internet forums aren't raving over the bike model (e.g.
I’ve personally debated this same topic... not because I’ve been trying to sell
without success but because I’ve had limited time (due to various factors) and
have considered whether I’d be better off just loading up the car and making a
bulk donation to a local co-op with misc stuff not
Seems to vary a lot by market. In Austin I can do pretty well with a functional
bike, but it’s a college town. Figure almost any bike that works and has a
decent story to tell will fetch at least ~$180 around here.
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I've been working on selling off my older bikes and there just doesn't seem
to be any buyers out there. Riv content is that these are decent steel
bikes, from the 80s-90s, still comfortable to ride, with new parts like
cables/housing/brake pads, and tuned up so all the remaining older parts
