Gym
Weights, benches, treadmills and exercise bikes.
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Sell used sports and outdoor gear
Weights, machines, bicycles and camping equipment stay useful long after your own interests move on. Describe the size and condition properly and reach someone starting out.
KSh 14,000
Mountain bike · 27.5in frame
What you can list
List equipment that is safe, complete and honestly described, including its history.
Weights, benches, treadmills and exercise bikes.
Bicycles, helmets, pumps and spare parts.
Tents, sleeping bags, packs and camping stoves.
Balls, boots, racquets and training kit.
Category-specific guidance
Sports gear only works if it matches the body using it. Give the sizes and the service history and buyers can judge for themselves.
Total weight, footprint and any user weight limit the machine states.
Cables, belts, fasteners and adjustment points, close and in focus.
For powered machines, say the buyer can see it run before paying.
Floor level, doorway width and whether it comes apart for transport.
The two numbers that decide whether it fits the rider at all.
Photograph the tubes and welds; never hide a crack or a bend.
Say what works, what slips and when it was last serviced.
Disclose impacts honestly — this is a safety item, not just a price.
How many people it sleeps, and what it weighs to carry.
Count them before listing and say what is missing.
Note seam condition, zips, tears and any repairs made.
Say so — buyers know what a damp-stored tent smells like.
Simple from the start
Clean and assemble the equipment before photographing it from several angles. Show the brand label, frame, grips, tyres, cables, fasteners, padding and moving parts. Include close-ups of rust, cracks, worn surfaces or repairs so buyers can distinguish cosmetic wear from a functional or safety problem.
Enter the brand, model, size, dimensions, weight range, capacity and condition where relevant. Mention service history, replaced parts, faults and every accessory included. Add your location and asking price, and explain whether bulky gym equipment or bicycles must be collected by the buyer.
Answer questions about fit, adjustment and working condition, then allow a careful inspection or reasonable test. Do not sell cracked helmets, damaged climbing equipment or compromised safety gear. Agree on transport and price, then confirm payment before handing over the equipment and accessories.
Safety-related gear
Protective equipment whose history you cannot vouch for — a helmet that has taken an impact, a harness of unknown age — should not be listed. For anything safety-related, disclose the full history or keep it off the marketplace.
Keep what you earn
Post your item, talk to buyers directly and keep the price you agree. Juuhudi takes no commission from your sale.
Questions before you list
Get started for free. Juuhudi takes no commission from the price you agree with your buyer. Full details are on the pricing page.
Include the brand, model, dimensions or size, weight capacity where relevant, condition, faults, accessories, location and realistic collection terms.
No. Buyers contact you through Juuhudi messages, so you can answer questions and decide when or whether to share contact details.
Give exact dimensions, approximate weight, floor level, access details and whether it dismantles, so buyers can arrange transport before they arrange a viewing.
Do not sell equipment whose protection may be compromised by age, damage, impact or unknown history, and disclose all relevant history for any safety-related item you list.