We Buy Motorbikes

we buy motorbikes is operated by We Buy Motorcycles. If a motorbike no longer fits your riding plans, share the details to start a purchase discussion. Everyday commuters, older road bikes, unwanted projects and damaged machines each need an individual assessment. The enquiry starts with the bike as it stands today.

Motorcycle buyer assessment

Include the make, model, year, kilometres and suburb. Use the message to explain condition, service history, missing parts and whether it starts or rolls. Mention modifications, keys and available paperwork. Clear photographs may be requested after the first contact to help identify a variant or understand damage.

Discussing a possible cash offer

We review the facts and discuss a possible offer if the bike suits the buying criteria. Make sure the purchase amount, payment arrangements and ownership requirements are clear before agreeing to a sale. Outstanding finance or questions about paperwork should be raised early. Submitting a bike does not guarantee that an offer will be made.

Motorcycle collection arrangements depend on the agreed terms and location. Explain any narrow access, stairs, steep ground or wheels that will not move. We cover enquiries in thirteen listed Australian locations, from Melbourne and Sydney to regional areas including Ballarat, Geelong and Toowoomba. Choose your location below for details relevant to the enquiry.

Accident damaged and non-running bikes

For an accident damaged machine, identify the areas affected and any parts removed. For non-running bikes, say when the bike last started and describe symptoms you have noticed. You do not need to diagnose an unfamiliar fault. An older Yamaha, a Triumph project and a daily commuter can raise different questions, so use the exact model name where known.

A valuation discussion is helped by kilometres, service records and the state of tyres, controls, panels and mechanical parts. Mention whether the bike is stock or modified and which accessories are included. If you are also advertising privately, distinguish an asking price from the terms of an actual offer. Raise any outstanding finance before agreeing to handover.

The bike buying process continues only if the motorcycle and possible terms suit both sides. Ask questions about the proposed amount, payment arrangements and collection access before making a decision. There is no need to send identity documents or financial account information in the first enquiry.