Well apparently there actually are people that buy bikes in the winter (besides me, of course). When I bought this Specialized Rockhopper FSR from a guy in Parker, CO he thought I was crazy. I picked it up for $200 and didn't put any work in to it besides marketing work. The profits are definitely lower in the winter. This same bike would sell for $400-$450 in the summer, but I settled to just get rid of it for $300 to make space.
Space is rare these days. The last time I checked I had 8 bikes sitting in the spare bedroom. Any overnight guests are surrounded by expensive mountain bikes. Sounds good to me! I will continue to try to get rid of bikes throughout the winter, but for now am happy with holding on to the remaining 7 or 8 until summer.
