How much is a used Mondraker worth? Foxy, Raze and Crafty: prices and weak spots
Alberto Martínez Martín, editor of bicis.net 4 min read
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Mondraker is a brand from Alicante that has made its name in the mountains, above all in trail, enduro and e-bikes. If you're looking for a second-hand Mondraker, it will usually be a full-suspension bike with plenty of use on trails. That's not a bad thing, but it changes what you need to check: here the suspension and the battery weigh more on the price than the frame.
We explain what people are asking for a used bike on bicis.net, which Mondraker you're looking at and where to look before you pay.
What people ask for a used bike on bicis.net
With the listings we have right now, we can't give a Mondraker-only price without it coming out skewed. The useful reference is its category. This is what sellers ask in active «Vendo» (for sale) listings, not what is finally paid.
| Category | Listings | Median price (€) | 25th percentile (€) | 75th percentile (€) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mountain | 98 | 813 | 450 | 1,380 |
| E-bikes | 48 | 2,080 | 1,500 | 2,962 |
| Road | 41 | 1,100 | 680 | 2,800 |
Data as of 30 October 2026, from 218 listings; how it's calculated, in Ciclismo en cifras. The 25th percentile means a quarter of the listings ask less; the 75th, that a quarter ask more.
A well-kept full-suspension Mondraker with a mid-range build is usually above the mountain median, because the median includes lots of entry-level hardtails. The brand's e-bikes, especially the trail and enduro ones, lean towards the 75th percentile or higher if the battery is in good shape.
Which Mondraker it is
The brand's signature is Forward Geometry: a long top tube and a very short stem, for more stability on descents. Almost all the full-suspension models also use the Zero system, with the shock mounted between two links.
Without a motor
- Podium: carbon XC hardtail.
- F-Podium: full-suspension XC.
- Raze: short-travel, nimble trail bike.
- Foxy: trail and all mountain. The one you'll see most second-hand.
- Superfoxy: enduro.
- Summum: downhill.
- Arid: gravel.
E-bikes
- Crafty: trail and enduro e-bike, one of the brand's most popular.
- Level: enduro e-bike, with more travel.
- Dune: versatile trail e-bike.
- Neat: lightweight e-bike, with a lower-assistance motor.
The suffixes matter: Carbon or R, RR and XR mark the material and the build level. An aluminium Foxy and a Foxy Carbon XR share a name and little else in price.
Where to look before you pay
The Zero suspension and its bearings
The Zero system has more pivot points than a simple suspension, so it has more bearings. With the bike on the ground, hold the rear wheel and move it side to side: there should be no play. Compress the suspension slowly and listen: a creak or a clunk is usually a worn bearing. It's not expensive to replace, but take it off the price.
Fork and shock
Ask for the date of the last service. Look at the fork stanchions: no scratches or oil. An enduro bike that has never been through a suspension workshop needs a service as soon as you buy it.
Motor and battery on the Crafty, Level and Dune
Ask for a system diagnosis at an official workshop: it tells you the battery cycles, its capacity and the motor hours. With that you can negotiate. Check that it comes with the original charger and the battery keys. In the guide to selling a used e-bike you'll find what the seller should be showing you.
Frame and real use
Look at the underside of the down tube, where stones hit, and the chainstays. Ask what it's been used for: a bike-park Superfoxy suffers more than a Foxy ridden on tracks. How well the bike has been looked after matters more than the kilometres.
If you're selling yours
In the title, put model, material and build level: «Mondraker Foxy Carbon R», for example. Mention the suspension and bearing servicing with dates and, if it's an e-bike, upload the battery report. Start from the median for its category and go higher if the build and condition justify it.
If you want to compare with other brands, see what people ask for a used Orbea, the other big Spanish mountain bike brand. And to check any mountain bike step by step, see the guide to buying a second-hand mountain bike.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a second-hand Mondraker worth?
As a reference, a used mountain bike on bicis.net asks a median of €813, with half the listings between €450 and €1,380 (98 listings, data as of 30 October 2026). A well-kept full-suspension Mondraker is usually above the median.
And a used Mondraker Crafty?
E-bikes ask a median of €2,080 on bicis.net, with half between €1,500 and €2,962 (48 listings, data as of 30 October 2026). The state of the battery is what moves the price of a Crafty most.
What is Mondraker's Zero suspension?
It's the brand's full-suspension system, with the shock between two links. It works well, but it has several bearings: check they have no play before you buy.
What is Forward Geometry?
Mondraker's geometry: a long top tube and a very short stem. It gives stability on descents; that's why it's worth trying the size, because a Mondraker feels longer than other brands in the same size.
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