
eBay Bikes - S-Works, Cervelo R5, Vitus, Zipp & More
There are some great deals on eBay at the moment with many riders selling last year's bikes at a fraction of their original price.
We've also got a prototype TT bike from HTC Highroad!
Specialized S-Works Venge Vias Dura-Ace Di2 Disc Sagan Ltd Edition 2018 54cm
Let's kick off with this sparkly beauty!
£5,500 might not seem like such a great deal, but with a starting price of nearly ten grand and a build list that leaves little to be upgraded, this is a superbike steal.
The limited edition frame is complete with Dura-Ace Di2, Roval CLX64 wheels, a Ceramic Speed BB and S-Works Aerofly bars. Oh, it's also barely been ridden!
Cervelo R5 Dura Ace 56 Dura Ace c35 Carbon Wheels
If you're more of a climber then Cervelo's R5 would be the perfect bike.
This one comes with Dura-Ace 9000, carbon bars and a choice between the Shimano C35 tubulars shown, or a Bontrager carbon clincher wheelset.
At £2,799, this is a great price for a £7000 bike.
Vitus Vitesse Evo CRi Carbon Di2 - No Wheels
Here, we've got a great way to get a brilliant carbon bike and Di2 at a very sensible price.
This bike is missing wheels, but you can easily pick some up to suit your aims. The Ultegra Di2 groupset is finished with a Dura-Ace crankset.
Giant Trinity Advanced TT Bike
If you see a blacked-out TT bike under a pro rider, there's a good chance that it's a new prototype.
This one belonged to Andre Greipel when he was riding for HTC Highroad. It's hard to tell what size it is, but it would suit a rider around 6ft.
The bars have been upgraded to carbon and this looks so quick!
Zipp 404 Firecrest Wheelset - 11 Speed Tubular
One of the most common deals we find on eBay is people offloading tubular race wheels at bargain prices.
For £645, you could have these brilliant 11-speed Zipp 404 Firecrest wheels with the shiny silver hubs and spokes.
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