Top Brands, Overstock Prices
Bikes, parts, clothing and accessories from leading cycling brands, priced up to 30% lower.
Bici-Bici sells cycling overstock — bicycles, frames, components, clothing and accessories from established brands including Castelli, Giant, Scott, Shimano, SRAM, Mavic, Kona, Focus, Devron and others, at prices up to 30% below standard retail. Orders over €99 ship free, with a 30-day return moneyback guarantee and a lowest price guarantee on every purchase.
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Brands Carried
- Castelli
- Catlike
- Columbia
- Devron
- Diadora
- Focus
- Giant
- Giro
- Jack Wolfskin
- Kona
- Lake
- Mavic
- Nalini
- Northwave
- Novatec
- Scott
- Selle Italia
- Shimano
- Sidi
- SRAM
- Swyff
- Time
- Torpado
- Tune
Guarantees & Shipping
| Benefit | Detail |
|---|---|
| Free shipping | On all orders over €99 |
| Returns | 30-day return moneyback guarantee |
| Pricing | Lowest price guarantee; up to 30% off standard prices |
| Checkout | Safe shopping guarantee |
Support: Reach the Bici-Bici team through the Contact page for order and product questions.
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A well-chosen bicycle starts with the frame, and the selection here spans mountain, road, cyclocross, and city categories. Aluminum and carbon options sit alongside steel classics, each designed for a distinct riding style. The inventory includes framesets from brands that prioritize stiffness, weight reduction, and durability. Whether building a bike from scratch or upgrading an existing platform, the range covers multiple wheel sizes and suspension standards. Every frame is offered as overstock, which means the same structural warranties apply without the full retail markup. This approach makes high-end frame technology accessible to riders who might otherwise settle for a heavier or less refined foundation.
Components define how a bike shifts, brakes, and rolls, and the shop stocks drivetrains, cranksets, cassettes, brake pads, forks, and rear shocks. Groupsets from Shimano and SRAM appear alongside reliable workhorse parts for everyday riding. The overstock model ensures that mechanical and electronic shifting systems, hydraulic disc brakes, and suspension units are available below typical street prices. Riders maintaining older bikes will find compatible replacement parts, while builders can source complete groups for new projects. Each component listing includes compatibility notes so that bottom bracket standards, pull ratios, and mounting types can be matched correctly before checkout.
Cycling clothing and protective gear round out the riding experience, and the catalog includes jerseys, bib shorts, gloves, helmets, and shoe cleats. Brands such as Castelli contribute road-oriented apparel, while mountain bike protectors and casual city-riding clothes broaden the appeal. Women-specific fits and kids' sizes ensure that families can equip every rider from the same source. Helmets meet current safety standards, and gloves are available in both full-finger and short-finger designs for different seasons. Because the clothing is overstock, it carries the same fabric technology and construction quality as current-season items, just at a reduced price that makes upgrading a wardrobe straightforward.
Wheelsets and tires are among the most impactful upgrades a cyclist can make, and the shop carries hoops for road, gravel, mountain, and city use. Mavic rims and complete wheels sit alongside disc-compatible and rim-brake options, covering thru-axle and quick-release standards. Tubeless-ready setups and traditional clincher configurations are both represented. The overstock pricing applies equally to training wheels and race-day carbon sets, so riders can reduce rotational weight without overspending. Spare spokes, rim tape, and sealant round out the wheel section, supporting those who prefer to build or maintain their own wheels at home.
Accessories and gadgets turn a bicycle into a practical vehicle, and the inventory includes lights, locks, pumps, bags, and electronics. Cycling computers and sensors help riders track speed, distance, and cadence, while mudguards and racks prepare bikes for commuting. The overstock model extends to these smaller items, meaning a complete setup — from pedals to phone mount — can be assembled in one order. Shipping thresholds and the lowest price guarantee apply to accessories just as they do to bikes, so adding a helmet or a set of lights to a larger purchase often qualifies for free delivery.
The shopping experience is built around straightforward navigation and clear category separation. Bikes, parts, clothing, and accessories are organized into logical groups, with quick-view and wishlist functions that let customers compare items before adding them to the cart. A toggle switches between languages and currencies, reflecting a European customer base. The checkout process is linear, with a subtotal that updates as items are added, and the shipping and return policies are displayed prominently. The overall structure prioritizes function over flair, making it easy to locate a specific crankset, a pair of shoes, or a complete mountain bike without unnecessary clicks.