You may have exactly what someone else needs.

Between the two, a few photographs.

Take the bicycle out, show it in full, then photograph anything worth a closer look.

An included accessory, a mark on the frame or a part that needs replacing: details help people understand what you are offering.

Add what the photograph cannot explain. The size, how it works and anything that may be missing.

A brake that needs attention deserves a sentence, not a surprise at the first junction.

‘Fahrrad’ is looking for a new owner too.

The person interested in your bicycle may not type ‘bicycle’.

In Luxembourg, that is hardly unusual.

You post in your language. The ad can be found and read in French, German, English or Portuguese.

The handlebars stay on the same side, whatever the language.

A price. Or simply the wish to see it used.

You can sell what you no longer keep. You can also give it away.

It depends on the item, its condition and what suits you. A recent appliance, a few flowerpots and a comic-book collection will not necessarily call for the same choice.

What matters is making the offer clear.

A ‘thank you’ may be enough. That is up to you.

What if nobody has offered what you need yet?

You can post a wanted ad.

An accessory for your camera, tools for a first vegetable patch or the part that would let you repair something instead of replacing it.

Describe what you need. Someone may own it without ever thinking of posting it.

Not every available object knows it is available yet.

Then the conversation becomes very simple.

‘Is it still available?’

Ask your questions, exchange the useful details and agree on a time to meet.

Domelti helps you find each other. You arrange the handover directly, with no payment or delivery managed by Domelti and no commission on the exchange.

The bicycle leaves its corner. Someone rides away with it.

You can reach the boxes again. That is already another story.