Cash for Motorcycles

If you are ready to sell a used motorcycle, the first step is to describe the bike accurately. Its model, age, kilometres, running condition and history give a clearer picture than a general statement that it is in good condition. You may be upgrading, riding less often or simply looking to free up space.

Sell Motorbike is operated by We Buy Motorcycles. Our cash for motorcycles enquiry page gives owners a direct way to start a discussion without first preparing a classified listing. Send the details through the form or call 0493 825 076. Any offer, acceptance and payment arrangement must be confirmed for the individual motorcycle.

An enquiry built around your actual motorcycle

Two motorcycles with the same model badge can have very different histories. One may have a full service record and standard equipment, while another has higher kilometres, changes to its exhaust or an unresolved starting issue. The useful starting point is the bike you own today, including both its strengths and anything a buyer should know.

Explain whether the motorcycle is still being ridden, stored between trips or no longer used. If its condition has changed since older photos were taken, describe the change. A current description helps keep the conversation focused and reduces the need to correct assumptions later.

Information that helps us discuss an offer

The enquiry form asks for the main identifying details. Use the message field to add context that may affect a purchase discussion. You do not need a polished sales description; straightforward facts are more useful.

• Make, model, year and variant if known.
• Odometer reading and whether it is accurate to your knowledge.
• Current starting and running condition.
• Service records, recent work and known outstanding repairs.
• Registration status, keys and accessories included.
• Your suburb, postcode and any access restrictions at the storage location.

Condition, history and included equipment

Describe the condition as it stands

Mention visible wear, repaired panels, fluid leaks, unusual noises or warning lights. If a fault has not been diagnosed, describe what you have observed rather than assigning a cause. A motorcycle that starts may still have issues that are relevant to the discussion, so include them even when the bike remains usable.

Explain what belongs with the bike

Luggage, original parts, spare keys and service documents can help explain the complete motorcycle being offered. Be clear about which accessories are included and which you intend to keep. If the bike has modifications, note them and mention whether original components are available.

Cash for motorcycles and payment arrangements

Before agreeing to sell, confirm the proposed amount, payment method and payment timing directly. Make sure you understand which motorcycle and included items the offer relates to. Keep a record of the terms discussed, and ask for clarification if anything is unclear. An initial enquiry or general response does not mean a sale has been completed.

Keep the purchase discussion tied to the correct motorcycle and to the terms actually agreed. If there is outstanding finance, missing ownership documentation or another issue affecting the sale, explain it early. Questions about registration transfer and other required paperwork should be resolved for the relevant state or territory before handover.

From enquiry to a possible sale

1. Send a clear description.

   Begin with the make, exact model, year and current condition. Include your location and a contact number. These details establish which motorcycle is being discussed and give the enquiry a useful starting point.

2. Clarify the bike's history.

   Any further discussion can cover information that was missing from the first message, such as service records, damage, registration or accessories. Photos may help explain the bike; ask how to provide them after making contact.

3. Discuss the proposed terms.

   If the motorcycle is suitable, confirm the purchase details directly. An enquiry is a request for discussion, not an automatic offer or commitment to buy. Read and understand what is proposed before accepting.

4. Confirm payment and handover.

   Agree how payment, ownership documentation and any collection will be handled before the motorcycle changes hands. Timing and arrangements need to be confirmed for your particular bike and location.

Enquiries across our Australian service areas

Our listed service areas are Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Adelaide, Newcastle, Ballarat, Geelong, Canberra, Central Coast, Wollongong, Sunshine Coast and Toowoomba. Include your suburb and postcode rather than only the nearest major city. The bike's actual location matters when discussing any next step, particularly if it is stored at a different address from where you live.

You can submit the online enquiry outside telephone hours. If you prefer to talk through the details, call 0493 825 076 Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Tell us which bike you are contacting us about and whether there are circumstances that need explaining before a sale can be considered.

Send your motorcycle details

Use the enquiry form at the top of this page to enter your name, phone number, email, motorcycle make, model, year and running condition. The message field gives you room to explain kilometres, ownership history, modifications, damage, storage location and anything you are unsure about.

Start with the facts you have. If a document, date or diagnosis is missing, say so rather than guessing. Keep a copy of your enquiry details and confirm any proposed purchase, payment and handover arrangements directly before agreeing to proceed.