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Sell My Motorcycle
Thinking about selling? Send your bike details for an individual review, or call our team to discuss your next step.
Tell us about your motorcycle
Motorcycle Brands
Honda
Yamaha
Suzuki
Kawasaki
BMW
Ducati
Brand marks are references only. Each motorcycle is assessed individually.
Our Services
Motorcycle Buying Services
Choose a motorcycle buying service below to see how we can help with selling, unwanted bikes, damaged bikes and non running bikes.
Sell Motorbike
Enquire about selling your motorbike. Share its make, model, year and condition for an individual assessment.
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Cash for Motorcycles
Discuss selling your motorcycle and ask about a possible offer. Each bike is reviewed on its own details.
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Sell BMW Motorcycle
Submit your BMW motorcycle model, year and running condition for case-by-case consideration.
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Sell Unwanted Motorcycle
Tell the team about your unwanted motorcycle and discuss whether a sale can be considered.
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Sell Damaged Motorcycle
Describe the motorcycle and its damage so the team can consider the individual bike.
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Sell Non-Running Motorcycle
Enquire about a motorcycle that does not run. Share the known fault, model, year and current condition.
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Motorcycle Collection
Discuss whether collection can be arranged for your motorcycle, location and storage access.
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About Us
A practical starting point for your sale
Sell My Motorcycle is the customer-facing brand operated by We Buy Motorcycles. Owners across our listed Australian areas can submit an enquiry or call to discuss a proposed sale. We start with the details of your vehicle and review each enquiry individually.
You might be replacing your everyday ride, making space at home or deciding what to do with an unfinished project. Explain your reason for selling and include the exact model, age and kilometres. Mention service records, changes from the factory specification and any known faults.
Our service pages cover BMW, unwanted, damaged and non-running enquiries, along with requests to discuss an offer or collection. An enquiry is a starting point rather than a commitment or guaranteed purchase. The assessment, proposed terms and any transport arrangements need to be discussed for your particular vehicle and location.
Our Approach
From first enquiry to an agreed next step
Describe your vehicle
Include the exact model, year, kilometres and suburb. Tell us about service records, modifications and any issues you have noticed.
Review the proposal
Ask what information is needed for assessment and whether a proposed offer depends on inspection. Each enquiry is considered individually.
Confirm the arrangements
Agree payment, included items and any collection requirements before handover. Keep a record of the details discussed with our team.
What to know before contacting a buyer
Speak with a motorcycle buyer
If you are asking yourself, "how do I sell my motorcycle?", begin with a clear picture of what you have. Different models, variants and intended uses can change the assessment. A road commuter, an adventure tourer and an off-road project each need their own description. Our team reviews the vehicle presented rather than treating every enquiry alike.
The form is a convenient first step. Include your preferred contact details and use the message to explain why you are considering a sale. You can also call during our stated operating hours. You do not need to decide on every aspect of the sale before making contact; the discussion can clarify what happens next.
We buy motorbikes through individual enquiry and assessment. Tell us about your exact model rather than relying on a general make name, particularly if the specification has changed during production or you have fitted aftermarket equipment.
Preparing information for valuation
Have the year, kilometres and service history ready. Explain which records are available and whether scheduled work or repairs are outstanding. A valuation conversation is more useful when our team understands wear, mechanical symptoms and the current state of the vehicle. Include warning lights, starting problems, leaks and missing components where relevant.
If photographs are requested, clear daylight images of both sides and any damage can help. Avoid filters or angles that hide faults. Keep spare keys, accessories and receipts nearby so you can explain what belongs with the sale and what you intend to retain. Note modifications separately from factory options.
A similar advertisement can provide context for a price discussion, but asking figures are not the same as completed sales. A potential offer remains specific to your vehicle and may depend on further information or inspection. Ask what assumptions are being made before accepting a proposal.
Options for an unused or damaged vehicle
Unwanted motorbikes can range from a roadworthy spare ride to an older project that has been stored for years. Describe its recent use and what is known about its current state. For damage, identify the affected parts and whether the engine, controls or rolling gear have also been affected. Acceptance depends on individual review.
A vehicle that will not start is not always a scrap enquiry. Explain the symptoms, any diagnosis and what work has already been attempted. For salvage enquiries, list major assemblies that remain present and any dismantling already completed. Do not assume a likely fault is a confirmed diagnosis.
Use the unwanted vehicle, damaged vehicle or non-running enquiry page for a focused starting point. For a BMW, include the exact variant, equipment and service information through the BMW selling page.
Understand the cash offer and collection
A proposed cash offer should be discussed alongside the assessment conditions and included items. Ask whether further checks are required and what would affect the final agreement. Our offer enquiry page provides a route to start that conversation without committing you to accept a proposal.
Collection requires practical information as well as a location. Include your suburb and postcode, whether the bike rolls and steers, and any narrow gates, stairs or parking restrictions. Explain how it can be reached. Discuss availability, timing and any costs with our team rather than assuming transport is included.
Before releasing keys, confirm payment method, payment timing and handover details. Ask which ownership or registration information will be required, and keep a record of the sale terms. Check the relevant transfer process with your state or territory authority. Our collection page helps you raise transport questions for your specific enquiry.
Service Areas
Motorcycle Buying Across 13 Australian Areas
Use the service area pages to learn how the motorcycle buying enquiry process works in each location and to submit the details of your bike.
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Answers before you start your enquiry
Use these answers to prepare your details and ask informed questions about assessment, offers and handover.
How do I start a selling enquiry?
Will you buy every vehicle submitted?
Can I enquire if it is not running?
What if I do not know the exact variant?
What hours can I call?
Should I bring my vehicle to an office?
How do I discuss collection?
What needs to be agreed before handover?
Tell us about your next step
Use the form to request an individual review or call 0493 825 076. Include your suburb, vehicle details and the best way to reach you.