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We Buy Motorcycles
Ready to discuss a sale? Send the make, model, year and your location, then describe your bike for an individual assessment.
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Motorcycle Brands
Honda
Yamaha
Suzuki
Kawasaki
BMW
Ducati
Brand marks are references only. Each motorcycle is assessed individually.
Our Services
Motorcycle Buying Services
Whether you want to sell a motorbike, ask about a damaged bike, or arrange motorcycle collection, the process starts with a simple enquiry.
Sell Motorbike
Enquire about selling your bike. Share its make, model, year and condition for an individual assessment.
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Cash for Motorcycles
Discuss selling and ask about a possible offer. Each vehicle is reviewed on its own details.
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Sell BMW Motorcycle
Submit your BMW model, year and running condition for case-by-case consideration.
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Sell Unwanted Motorcycle
Tell the team about your unwanted spare ride and discuss whether a sale can be considered.
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Sell Damaged Motorcycle
Describe the vehicle and its damage so the team can consider the individual details.
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Sell Non-Running Motorcycle
Enquire about a bike 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 vehicle, location and storage access.
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About Us
A clear enquiry for your proposed sale
We Buy Motorcycles helps owners across our listed Australian service areas begin a conversation about selling. Use the compact form to share the essential details, or contact our team by phone. Each enquiry starts with the vehicle you have and the information you can provide.
You may have a used commuter, an unwanted weekend ride, an older BMW or a damaged project. Tell us the exact model, year, kilometres and recent history. Mention known faults, work already completed and any modifications or accessories that would be included.
Our service pages provide a focused route for unwanted, damaged and non-running enquiries, as well as potential offers and collection discussions. Individual review is required; sending the form is not a guaranteed purchase or a commitment to sell. Ask about the assessment, proposed terms and practical arrangements before deciding on the next step.
We Buy Motorcycles: start your selling enquiry
Talk to a motorcycle buyer
When you contact a motorcycle buyer, an accurate description is more useful than a broad label. Tell us the exact model, variant and year, together with how it has been used. Commuter, touring, sports and off-road models may each need different information. If a specification is uncertain, say what you know and what remains unclear.
Motorbikes can have similar model names across several years while their equipment differs. Mention factory options and later modifications separately. Keep details of engine, exhaust, suspension or bodywork changes ready for the conversation, especially where the vehicle differs from its original specification.
You can begin with the form or phone our team during operating hours. Explain your reason for selling and any questions you want answered. The enquiry starts an individual review; it does not confirm an offer or commit you to accept a proposal.
Information for an individual valuation
An individual valuation starts with the kilometres, service history and a description of current wear. Mention known mechanical issues, starting behaviour, warning lights or leaks. If work has been completed, explain what was repaired and which records are available. Separate a confirmed diagnosis from a suspected problem so the assessment has a clear starting point.
Make a list of spare keys, accessories and other included items. If photographs are requested, daylight views of both sides and any affected areas are helpful. Avoid filters or angles that hide damage. You do not need to carry out cosmetic work simply to describe your vehicle accurately.
An advertised asking price for a similar example can provide context, but the proposed amount for yours depends on its own details and assessment. Ask whether further information or inspection is needed and what could affect the proposal. Understand those conditions before deciding whether an offer suits you.
Unwanted and non-running bikes
An unused spare ride and a vehicle with accident damage raise different questions. Tell us when it was last ridden, why it is no longer used and what issues you have noticed. For non-running bikes, describe the symptoms and any work already attempted rather than assuming the cause is certain.
Damage enquiries should identify the affected parts and any missing components. For salvage or scrap discussions, explain whether major assemblies are still present and whether dismantling has begun. Include any limits on rolling or steering, as those details also matter when discussing access and transport. Acceptance remains subject to individual review.
Follow the unwanted vehicle, damaged vehicle or non-running enquiry route for your situation. If you have a BMW, the BMW selling page helps you focus the enquiry on its specific variant and equipment.
Discuss a cash offer and the next step
A proposed cash offer should be considered with its assessment conditions and included items. Ask what remains to be checked and whether the amount depends on inspection. Our offer enquiry page gives you a focused way to begin the discussion. You can clarify the terms before choosing whether to proceed.
Collection planning starts with your suburb, postcode and storage location. Mention narrow gates, steps, restricted parking or shared access, along with whether the bike can roll and steer. These details help explain what transport may require. Confirm availability, timing and any costs with our team for the specific enquiry.
Before releasing the keys, agree payment method, payment timing and handover arrangements. Ask which ownership or registration information will be required and keep a record of the terms. Check transfer requirements with the relevant state or territory authority. Use our collection enquiry to raise practical transport questions rather than assuming a booking is already arranged.
Service Areas
Motorcycle Buying Across 13 Australian Areas
Enquire from any of our 13 listed Australian service areas. Include your suburb or postcode so our team can discuss your location, access and collection requirements.
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Common questions before selling
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Discuss your proposed sale
Send your vehicle details for individual review or call 0493 825 076. Include your suburb and any known issues to help start the conversation.