Cycling stock on the marketplace is six lots deep, all supplied by Liquiditys out of Florida. Lot prices sit between $7,865 and $8,289 and unit cost between $31 and $33, so the page is unusually consistent and you can build one margin model that works across it. Bikes and cycling accessories are bulky, which means storage and freight planning matter as much as buy price. Not one of the six is manifested, and all six are assortments, so the item mix is what the listing says and shows rather than a counted manifest. Read both before committing at this level of spend. On the money side, escrow holds payment until the goods have arrived and been looked at, with five business days from delivery for inspection and per-line disputes if something is off. Freight is quoted against your ZIP on the lot page and repeated at checkout.
Live cycling lots on Closo run from $95 to $7,535 all-in; per unit that is $7.43 to $30.14 depending on brand mix and condition.
Which suppliers list cycling lots?
Liquiditys, MidTenn Wholesale, H & J Liquidators and Closeouts, Inc. carry most of them today — every supplier on Closo is verified and paid through escrow.
Where do they ship from?
Florida, Tennessee carry most cycling lots today; freight is quoted for your ZIP on every lot page.
Manifested or assortment?
Both. A manifested lot lists every line and quantity; an assortment shows representative lines. The badge on each card says which.
Can I inspect before I pay the supplier?
Yes. Your payment sits in escrow; you have five business days after delivery to inspect and raise a per-line claim before the supplier is paid.
What resale can I expect?
Every lot shows a resale range measured on real Closo sales for the same brands and categories — a range, not a promise.
