| Depends on what components it has. Get the component set along
with things such as the type of wheels and whether it has clipless
pedals. Get brandnames and models on everything then go to several
bike shops and see what similar setups cost, this should give you a
good starting price in negotiations.
I met a guy several years ago who tried to sell his bike after
only one ride, the bike was jazzed out with everything. It turned
out that the guy had mixed it up with a group of hardmen during a
ride, when he got back to the finish he pitched the bike to the
ground and offered it for sale. Check your potential bike for
scratches.
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