Discounted bikes: Nearly new bikes at bargain prices

Commute to and from work by bike? Go down canal paths or bridal ways? You’ll need a bike which can handle it all. Look no further than this Topstone Neo. It’s in a large, which would suit someone who is between 5’10” and 6’0”. It also has a very secret and powerful weapon in the shape of the Mahle ebikemotion 250W motor, which is decreet in the rear hub. The 250Wh batteries are integrated into the frame to help you get about a bit easier. You don’t often find a cheap eBike, but this could be one for you!

It has been lightly used, and the bike has some signs of wear. Some cosmetic damage on the chainstay, and the forks are now black, not matching the frame’s green.

Let’s get it out of the way early on. This is a small bike. A 49cm frame is perfect for someone between 152 – 160cm. So this could be the ideal first ‘proper’ road bike for someone between 5’1” and 5’4”. It doesn’t hold the highest spec, with Claris Shimano gears and mechanical rim brakes, meaning it could be a winter hack or a low-budget commuter bike. It’s never been ridden, so it has no mechanical wear, but it does have some cosmetic imperfections on the top tube.

We urge you to look at the photos of this one. These ever so slight blemishes warrant £600 off the bike? Honestly, if you were to witness this bike in the Carbon Fibre flesh, you would likely not even notice the blemishes. They’re the marks you’d expect to pick up on a bike when riding. It’s never been ridden, so there’s no mechanical wear and tear to the Shimano Ultegra groupset or the Mavic Open Disc rims.

The scratch on the bottom bracket is deep enough to take the lacquer off. This could become a point of rust and water ingress without careful monitoring.

So much has happened in the world of cycling and bikes that it only feels like the Synapse was released last year. Wait, it was. And this model, with its two-tone paint, has a minimum of £600 off? Crazy. The Synapse brought about connectivity and integrated riding to a level not yet seen by its rivals. With a radar on the rear, connected to integrated front and rear lights, you’ll know whom and what is behind you while the lights react to your surroundings.

The bike has been lightly used with some signs of wear. Cosmetically the shifter hoods and saddle is marked, but these are easily replaceable.

This bike belongs in the professional peloton climbing mountain stages and winning sprints on the Champs Elysée. There’s not a lot left to say about it than that. The Tarmac SL7 is the flagship road bike for Specialized, and this one has a belting spec, too. Hydraulic disc brakes, Ultegra groupset and even a carbon seat post.
The only downside is that the forks, which were once Tropical Teal to match the rest of the bike, are now white due to cosmetic imperfections.

Yes, it’s costly, but we’ve chosen this one for a couple of reasons: look at that saving, add the discount code NEARLYNEW10 and save another £799.50. The SuperSix EVO is ridden in the professional peloton by the men’s team EF Education Easypost and the women’s team EF Education-Tibco-SVB. Carbon fibre everywhere you look, plus Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 groupset to see this bike under £10k is rare. To see it as low as possibly £7,195.50 is crazy.

There is a catch, however. Having been lightly used, the bike has some signs of wear.

Cosmetically, the bike also has some damage on the rear mech, seat stay, crank arm, top tube and fork. The top spacer under the stem is missing on this bike.

Because the bike is dark in colour, you can’t see the damage to the paintwork unless you look closely and a top spacer can be found…

It may be an entry-level mountain bike, but it still carries some decent spec, Tektro hydraulic discs, front suspension, and the SunRace 9-speed cassette uses a microSHIFT front and rear mech. If you want to dip your toes in mountain biking to see if it’s for you while having something you could commute to work on or ride the trails with the kids on, this bargain bucket bike could be for you.

Let’s get the dad joke out the way first, guess the paintwork on this isn’t Nukeproof, after all. Yes, that tiny blemish on the seat stay is responsible for this fine full-suspension enduro bike having £450 knocked off of it. A Deore groupset with a 12-speed cassette will get you up and down the trails utilising a T6061-T6 aluminium frame to create balance regarding stiffness and weight.

Hang on. Four bags were dropped off this one bike because it’s been lightly used. A bit of paint scuffing on the chain stay and brake lever? What’s the catch? Well, just those things, and you could have this Lapierre Spicy CF with SRAM X01 Eagle groupset. It’s rare to see a full carbon fibre full suspension MTB for less than £5,000, so to see this in a popular frame choice so cheap, it won’t be here for long!

A full-fat MTB with an added boost in an electric motor? Under five and a half grand, you would not usually see a bike like this, but if you fit it, you could be in for the deal of the year. A full carbon frame, SRAM X01 Groupset, DT Swiss rear hub, and Competition Race spokes. This is a serious eMTB.

The downside, of course, is that the bike has been lightly used with some signs of wear. Cosmetically the bike has some damage to the crank arm, rear mech, saddle, rear wheel arch, chainstay, rim and fork. This is the sort of damage you would expect when using a bike like this to its full potential.

If you want a bike to get you to and from the office in comfort and speed, you might only need to pay this, with mounts for panniers on the front forks and mudguard mounts on the rear.

Tredz says the bike has been lightly used, and there are some signs of wear on the bike, but it has a decent discount, and with an extra 10% off using the discount code NEARLYNEW10, it is a steal.

An eBike for less than £1,000 has everything you’ll need to commute to and from the office. Yep, this bike is gorgeous. We love the white tyres, the matching saddle, the handlebar grippers and the paintwork. What’s more, there is a little bit of front suspension for added comfort. The powerful and discreet Suntour motor in the rear hub and a whopping 400Wh battery pack…

Okay, it’s a little heavy at 23kg and carrying the signs of a bit of light use, there’s also some cosmetic damage on the downtube and seat stay, but it’s still a great buy.

This little bike is super sleek, and it is that, in a small size, it’s a small bike but packs a big punch. To kick things off, integrated front and rear mudguards with a rear pannier rack. It has integrated front lights for visibility in all conditions and hydraulic disc brakes. It’s never been ridden but does have some cosmetic blemishes on the downtube, front mudguard and mudguard support.