RM 6,000
Scott Addict 30 2017
Selangor
4 years
Road Bikes (complete) for Sale in Malaysia
Road bikes for sale in Malaysia — lightweight racing bikes, endurance bikes and sportive bikes from Trek, Specialized, Giant, Cannondale and more.
New
RM 599
Shimano Ultegra BR-R8170 Calipers R8100
Pulau Pinang
4 years
RM 32,800
Casati Inox Columbus XCR Stainless steel, bike, Italian,
Selangor
4 years
New
RM 399
Shimano Ultegra BR-R8070 Calipers R8020
Pulau Pinang
4 years
RM 9,500
Canyon Ultimate AL Ultegra Di2 10s
Pulau Pinang
4 years
RM 15,888
Roadbike Argon 18 nitrogen
Selangor
4 years
RM 1,700
(Free brg, RB -105)
Selangor
4 years
RM 5,500
Giant Liv Envie Advance 1
Kuala Lumpur
4 years
RM 4,500
Java Suprema Orange
Kelantan
4 years
RM 10,000
Frame Pinarello F8 Sky Blue/Orange Limited Edition
Selangor
4 years
New
RM 13,500
FACTOR O2 VAM DISC
Kuala Lumpur
4 years
New
New
New
RM 6,500
Bianchi Intenso Carbon
Pulau Pinang
4 years
New
RM 11,900
Colnago V3 Ultegra Disc - Ready Stock (Black/Green)
Selangor
4 years
New
RM 5,999
UCI FRAME JAVA FEROCE J-AIR FULLY CARBON 105 SHIMANO 22 SPEED
Kuala Lumpur
4 years
RM 24,500
Scott Addict RC 40
Terengganu
4 years
RM 4,200
Canyon Roadlite WMN AL 6.0 Size 2XS
Kuala Lumpur
4 years
New
New
RM 89
Foldable Lineup Bike Stand
Terengganu
4 years
RM 3,850
ALCOTT ASCARI TEAM CUSTOM 105 GSET
Perak
4 years
New
RM 25,500
Pardus Spark Evo
Selangor
4 years
About Road Bikes (complete)
Road bikes are the fastest machines on paved surfaces, designed for distance, speed and efficiency. They feature drop handlebars, narrow tyres (23–32mm) and lightweight frames — aluminium or carbon — built to minimise rolling resistance. In Malaysia, road bikes are the most actively traded cycling category, with major brands like Trek, Specialized, Giant, Cannondale, Pinarello, Cervelo and Canyon attracting strong resale demand.
When buying a used road bike, pay attention to the groupset tier. Shimano 105 and SRAM Rival represent the sweet spot for performance and durability. Carbon frames command a premium and require careful inspection for cracks or delamination around the head tube, bottom bracket and seat stays. Always test-ride before committing, confirm the wheels run true and the brakes bite cleanly at both ends.
Frequently Asked Questions
Second-hand road bikes span a wide range depending on groupset tier, frame material and brand. Entry-level aluminium bikes with basic groupsets are the most affordable starting point. Mid-range bikes with performance groupsets offer a clear step up in shifting precision and reliability. High-end carbon bikes with top-tier groupsets sit at the premium end. Generally, groupset tier and frame material are the two biggest value drivers — a higher-tier groupset holds its value better and signals a more carefully maintained bike.
Trek, Specialized and Giant are the most liquid — buyers recognise them instantly and they sell quickly. Cannondale, Pinarello, Cervelo and Scott also hold value well. Boutique or lesser-known brands can be harder to move unless priced competitively.
As a rough guide: 48 to 50cm for riders under 165cm, 52 to 54cm for 165 to 175cm, 56cm for 175 to 182cm, and 58 to 60cm for taller riders. Always cross-reference the brand sizing chart and compare stack and reach numbers, as sizes vary significantly between manufacturers.
Yes, with careful inspection. Check for cracks, chips or delamination near high-stress areas — head tube, bottom bracket junction and seat tube. Tap the frame lightly and listen for a dull thud rather than a clear ring, which may indicate internal damage. When in doubt, bring it to a local bike shop for a professional assessment before buying.
Look for scratches on the hoods, bar tape, derailleur and pedals — these often indicate a fall. Check the fork blades are straight and the dropout alignment is true. A bent or recently replaced fork is a serious red flag worth investigating further.