2nd Annual Community Gear Swap

It’s time to gear up for our second annual Community Gear Swap! Whether your kids have outgrown their bikes, need some new gear, or you’re just looking to pass along equipment to another rider, this is the perfect chance to connect with our biking community.

📅 When & What

Community Gear Swap (Free!)
Sunday, October 26th, 2024 – 10:00am–2:00pm

📍 Where

Outbound Mountain Gear
27945 Meadow Dr
Evergreen, CO 80439

🛠️ How to Sell Gear

If you’d like to bring gear to sell or swap, just click the button below to let us know you’re coming. See below for more information on bringing or buying equipment that deserves a second life!

This event is free to attend and open to everyone, whether you’re swapping, selling, or just browsing. Come enjoy the day, find great deals, and support local riders!

We can’t wait to see you there!

Evergreen Bike Club

Want to Buy or Sell Gear?

Here are some tips to help you get the most out of the Evergreen Bike Club Community Gear Swap!

Selling Gear

Space is first-come, first-served.
You don't need to stay the entire time, come when you can, leave when you need.
Clean & working only. Please make sure your gear is in good condition and ready for its next adventure.
Price it to sell. Check eBay or other resellers for fair market value.
Bring details. A simple spec sheet for skis, bikes, SUPs, etc. helps buyers know exactly what they’re getting.
Be ready to accept payment. Decide if you’ll take cash, Venmo, PayPal, etc.
Plan your display. Tables, bike stands, blankets, or tarps work great. And don’t forget to pump up that SUP!
What’s welcome: skis, bikes, SUPs, fishing rods, backpacks, boots, racks, kayaks, camping gear, accessories, and more. (No weapons.)
Clothing is okay, but remember, no changing rooms are available.
Clean-up required. Please take home any unsold items or coordinate a donation to PTA, EChO, or Replay Sports.

Buying Gear

Bring payment options. Cash, Venmo, PayPal, etc. Sellers will let you know what they prefer.
Ask questions. Sellers often know the history of their gear and can give you tips on how to use it.
Do your homework. Know your size for skis, bikes, or backpacks before you shop.
Plan transport. Will you need a bike rack or extra space in the car to get your new gear home?

Local Businesses

Must represent an outdoor recreation-related business.
You may sell gear or advertise your services such as bike tunes, guiding, coaching, outdoor retail, etc.