New, used, and vintage bicycles across Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Everything from city commuters and gravel rigs to World Cup XC race bikes. Private sellers and verified shops list here side by side.
What you will find here
Mountain bikes (hardtail and full-suspension), road and gravel bikes, city and trekking bikes, folding bikes, kids bikes, BMX, cargo bikes, plus the full e-bike range — e-MTB, e-city, e-trekking, e-cargo. Filter by brand, size, price, condition, and location to find the exact bike you need.
How pricing works in the Baltic used market
As a rough guide, a 1–3 year old mid-range bike in good condition sells for 55–70% of original MSRP. High-end models (Trek Madone, Specialized S-Works, Canyon Ultimate) hold value better — 65–80% after three years if properly maintained. Entry-level bikes (under €500 MSRP) depreciate faster: expect 40–55%. Winter months (Nov–Feb) are buyer-friendly; spring is peak seller season.
Safety and verification
Every seller has a verification tier badge — EMAIL (basic), PHONE (verified number), ID (Smart-ID / Mobile-ID / passport), SHOP (registered vendor). Higher tier = stronger trust signal. Always meet in a public place to inspect the bike in person. For high-value purchases (over €1,000), prefer ID-verified or SHOP-tier sellers and check the frame serial against police stolen-bike registries.
Cross-border trade
URBALT runs one listing pool across urbalt.ee, urbalt.lv, and urbalt.lt. A Tallinn seller can reach a Riga buyer with one click. For shipping between Baltic countries, Omniva parcel terminals handle bikes up to 120 cm when packed — sellers usually arrange shipping at buyer cost. For pickup-only listings, expect to drive or take an intercity bus with the bike.
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