Bikeroom's quality second-hand bikes close a EUR 3 million round
New financing for the marketplace that aims to be a global reference platform for the market of certified and guaranteed used high-end two-wheelers. Resources to continue international growth
by P.Sol.
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From historic Italian brands, from Bianchi to Pinarello to Wilier Triestina, to high-end global brands such as Giant and Trek, it is always possible to find the bike of your dreams, even used, guaranteed and certified. Making this possible is Bikeroom, a marketplace for high-end used bicycles, which has closed a three million euro funding round.
The deal was underwritten by venture capital fund Azimut Eltif ALIcrowd 1, which had already invested in the previous rounds, Vesper Holding and other investors with the aim of supporting the platform's growth and scaling up the commercial and technological infrastructure of the site, which is set to become the world reference for secondhand branded bicycles, authentic models from professional teams and limited editions that has gathered customers from around fifty countries, selling more than 10,000 bicycles to date.
Founded by Matteo Maruzzi and Denis Moretti in 2020, Bikeroom has established itself as the platform of choice for buying new or used racing, gravel and mountain bikes, combining the quality and selection of a specialised shop with the accessibility and global reach offered by the web. With a rapidly expanding community of enthusiasts and a network of partner shops throughout Europe, the company aims to become the largest global marketplace for premium bicycles.
The company had already raised EUR 500,000 in an initial funding round in 2023.
The funds raised in the new round will be allocated to three strategic priorities. Firstly, Bikeroom aims to continue international expansion by entering new markets and optimising the local presence where the marketplace is already operational. The company also aims to keep pace with technological evolution by enhancing the platform to improve user experience and logistics. Last but not least, the focus is on team and skills growth: strengthening key areas including sales, technology and customer operations becomes strategic to consolidate growth.





