What are the profit margins on bicycles?

The owner of a high profit store nets $123,000. Let's take a look at how the two compare, starting with the similarities: It's not about margins on bicycles. The two types of stores are not different on bicycle profit margins. read more

The average margin on a bike sold in a reputable bike shop is about 34%. However, this number can be very misleading to most people. For example: $1,000 bike = $340 profit. Of that $340, it cost about $5 a day to house that bike in the average shop. This pays for the utilities and rent. Most $1000 bikes see a turn rate of 4. read more

Re: Profit margins on bikes Post by FSR_XC » Wed Oct 24, 2012 9: 17 pm If you stock a £6k bike, which takes up space in your shop & you sell maybe 2 of in a year, compared to a £500 bike of which you sell 2 a week, why should you not expect to make a decent profit on the more expensive one. read more