Hybrid Bicycle Appraisal
Category: Bicycles

Description
A blue hybrid bicycle with a rear rack, saddle bag, and front suspension. The bike appears to be in good condition.
Appraisal Report
Upon visual examination of the provided image, this item is identified as a blue hybrid bicycle. It features a front suspension fork, a rear-mounted cargo rack, and a saddle bag. Visually, the bicycle appears to be in good condition, with the paintwork seemingly intact and no obvious signs of significant damage like major dents or rust on the frame from what can be discerned. The tires appear to hold air. The market for used hybrid bicycles is generally stable, with consistent demand from commuters and recreational riders seeking versatility. Comparables vary widely based on brand, model, age, and componentry. Without visible branding or model identification in the image, it is challenging to pinpoint exact comparables. However, similar common-brand used hybrid bicycles in good visual condition with these accessories typically sell within a general range. This bicycle's features – front suspension, rack, and bag – enhance its utility and appeal, contributing positively to its value. However, the most significant factors impacting its value are the manufacturer brand, specific model, age, and the quality of its components (gearing, brakes, suspension), which cannot be determined from the image alone. The actual mechanical condition is also a critical factor. This appraisal is based solely on visual assessment from a single image. I cannot confirm the brand, model, year of manufacture, or the specific make/model of components. Crucially, I cannot assess the mechanical functionality of the gears, brakes, or suspension, nor can I inspect for hidden wear or damage such as frame integrity issues or bearing wear. For a full and accurate authentication and valuation, an in-person examination would be necessary. This would involve: identifying the brand, model, and serial number; inspecting the frame for any stress fractures or hidden damage; testing the functionality of all mechanical components including the drivetrain, brakes, and suspension; and assessing the wear on consumable parts like tires, chain, cassette, and brake pads. Provenance documentation, such as an original sales receipt, would also aid in confirming its age and original value.
Appraisal Value
$200-$400