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Your bike’s details, shaped into a clear listing. Personalize, review and copy to the marketplace or forum you choose.
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Personalize this draft2006 Trek Equinox 5
View Archive recordThe Archive describes the original build. Add your bike’s actual size, condition and changes to the ad.
Share where external links are allowed. For eBay, use the text-only starter.
“Original build specifications for 2006 Trek Equinox 5. See this listing for the bike’s current parts, condition and changes.”
Listing starter Text only
Factory specs, plus blanks for your price, size, condition and service. Fill in the brackets before posting.
A saved draft is available on this device.
Restoring replaces the current entries. Keep working below if you want to retain them.
Start with an archived model, or enter your bike’s details manually.
Replacing the current draft clears its entries and equipment confirmations.
Share only where external links are allowed. eBay listings generally cannot include this URL.
The next step
Prepare your text here. Publish your ad there.
A wider audience
List at a fixed price or auction, with shipping or collection to suit your buyer.
Open eBay (opens in a new tab)Choose the eBay text-only format in the builder. eBay generally prohibits off-site links in listings, including plain web addresses.
eBay links policy (opens in a new tab)A local classified ad
A straightforward local classified ad for buyers who can collect the bike.
Open Craigslist (opens in a new tab)State collection arrangements and what is included. Keep the description useful even if the site displays a reference URL as plain text.
Posting help (opens in a new tab)Local buyers and cycling groups
Reach nearby buyers and relevant local cycling groups through your Facebook account.
Open Facebook Marketplace (opens in a new tab)Make the size, asking price and condition easy to find. A Facebook account and access to Marketplace are needed to post.
Facebook selling help (opens in a new tab)A cycling audience
A dedicated cycling marketplace for complete bikes, frames and parts.
Open Pinkbike BuySell (opens in a new tab)Cycling buyers will want specifics: frame size, wheel size, drivetrain, suspension condition where relevant, and clear photos of wear or damage.
Pinkbike help (opens in a new tab)Posting in a forum or community? Use General listing / forum in the review step. Include the spec link where the community allows it.
Submit details and photos to see whether your bike qualifies for an offer or trade-in. Buying criteria apply.
Check The Pro’s Closet (opens in a new tab)Velopedia is independent of these marketplaces and participates in the eBay Partner Network. These links open each service directly without affiliate tracking. Each service sets its own rules and fees.
Photo, pricing and handover guide (opens in a new tab)
The Archive’s model image helps identify the original bike; it does not show the bike you are selling. Check the frame markings and actual equipment, and describe upgrades or replacements separately.
Active asking prices alone do not establish a sale value. Agree on payment and handover through the marketplace’s supported process. Remove personal accessories and account connections before the bike changes hands, and mark your ad sold afterwards.
It identifies the archived model and its available factory specifications. It does not verify ownership, originality or current condition. Describe the physical bike in your ad and show it in your own photos.
Platforms control how links appear. Use the spec URL only where external links are permitted. eBay generally prohibits off-site URLs, including plain addresses; choose the eBay text-only format in the builder. Keep essential size, equipment and condition details in the ad itself.
Choose Enter a bike manually in the builder, then identify the bike from its frame markings and original documentation, and include only details you can establish. A local bicycle shop may help with an uncertain size or model.
