Sell Unwanted Motorcycle

Tell the team about your unwanted motorcycle and discuss whether a sale can be considered.

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Brand marks are references only. Each motorcycle is assessed individually.

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If an unwanted motorcycle is taking up space, gathering dust, or no longer worth keeping, the hard part is usually getting started. You may have a bike that is parked, incomplete, hard to move, or simply no longer part of your plans. The next step is straightforward: share the make, model, year, and running condition so we can review it properly.

We Buy Motorbikes handles unwanted motorcycle enquiries across the listed Australian service areas with a practical, case-by-case approach. If you would rather speak with someone, call 0493 825 076 during business hours and we can talk through the bike and what happens next.


Unwanted bike situations

People reach out for all sorts of reasons, and the bike does not need to be a perfect project to be worth assessing. If it is sitting unused, no longer suits your needs, or has become difficult to store, it may be time to move it on.

  • A motorcycle that has been parked for a long time
  • A bike that no longer suits your riding plans
  • A machine that is complete, but not wanted anymore
  • A motorcycle with cosmetic damage you do not want to repair
  • A bike that is non-running or waiting on work you do not want to continue

We look at each motorcycle on its own details rather than treating every enquiry the same way. That starts with the facts you already know, not a long back-and-forth.


What to send

The cleanest way to begin is with a few key details. You can use the form on this page or call us directly.

  1. Make and model: Tell us the exact motorcycle brand and model name.
  2. Year: Share the build year if you know it.
  3. Running condition: Let us know whether it starts, runs, or is not running.
  4. Current condition: Mention visible damage, missing parts, or anything notable.
  5. Location: Tell us where the bike is held in the listed Australian service areas.

Those details help us understand the motorcycle before any next step is arranged. If you are unsure about one of the fields, send what you know and add a short note in the message box.


How the process works

Once your enquiry arrives, we review the motorcycle case by case. The goal is to keep the process simple and avoid unnecessary calls or repeat explanations. If we need more information, we will ask for it clearly.

Step one: Share the basics

Complete the form with the visible fields or call 0493 825 076. The running condition is especially useful when the bike is not being ridden.

Step two: Review and reply

We assess the details against the motorcycle’s make, model, year, and condition. Unwanted bikes can vary a lot, so the information you provide matters.

Step three: Arrange the next move

If the motorcycle suits our buying needs, we will discuss the next steps with you. When collection is part of the conversation, arrangements are confirmed with the team rather than assumed.


Good details to include

Small details often make a big difference when a motorcycle is unwanted. A short, honest message helps us understand what is sitting there and whether it is complete.

  • Whether the bike has keys
  • Whether parts are missing
  • Any visible crash damage
  • Whether it has been sitting for months or longer
  • Any recent work you have already carried out

If you only know part of the story, that is still useful. We can work from the information available and follow up where needed.


Collection details

If collection is being discussed, it is always arranged after the motorcycle has been reviewed. The plan depends on the bike, the location, and the practical details confirmed with the team. Nothing needs to be assumed before that conversation happens.

This approach keeps the process grounded in the actual motorcycle rather than a generic promise. For some unwanted bikes, collection is part of the discussion. For others, a different arrangement may be more suitable.

When collection may matter

Collection can be a useful topic when the motorcycle is not easy to move, is stored away, or is no longer road-ready. It is still something to confirm case by case.


Accepted condition types

Unwanted does not mean identical. One bike may be tidy but unused, while another may have damage or mechanical issues. We assess the details you provide and consider the overall condition before anything proceeds.

The main condition notes to include are:

  • Running or not running
  • Complete or missing parts
  • Cosmetic wear
  • Damage from a fall or impact
  • Long-term storage

That information helps us understand the bike as it sits now, which is the clearest way to approach an unwanted motorcycle enquiry.


Why locals call

Many owners want a simple way to clear a motorcycle without turning the process into a big project. A direct enquiry is often easier than listing, negotiating, or wondering what to do next with a bike you no longer want.

We Buy Motorbikes keeps the conversation focused on the motorcycle itself and the details you can confirm now. That makes it easier to move from uncertainty to a clear response.

If you prefer a call over a form, ring 0493 825 076 during Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Outside those hours, the form still lets you send the motorcycle details for later review.



Send your details

If your unwanted motorcycle is ready to be reviewed, use the form above with the make, model, year, running condition, and a short message. We will take it from there and let you know the next step.

You can also speak with We Buy Motorbikes on 0493 825 076 during Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM.

Our Service Standard

Make your first conversation useful

We aim to make the first conversation straightforward, informative, and focused on the actual motorcycle you want to sell.

Useful details first

Share your exact model, year and location. A description of use, service records and known issues makes the initial enquiry clearer.

Individual consideration

Each vehicle is reviewed on its own details. Discuss what is needed for assessment and any conditions attached to a potential offer.

Clear handover planning

If you proceed, agree the payment and collection details before releasing your vehicle. Confirm what is included and keep a record of the terms.

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Start a conversation about your bike

Send your details for individual review or call 0493 825 076. Include your suburb, current vehicle details and any issues you know about.

Frequently Asked Questions

What details should I have ready?

The most useful details are the make, model, year, running condition, and a short note about the motorcycle’s overall state. A few honest lines are usually enough to begin.

Can I send a bike that has been sitting unused?

Yes. An unused motorcycle can still be assessed, and the fact that it has not been ridden for a while is worth mentioning in the enquiry.

Do I need to describe every fault?

No, but the more relevant information you can provide, the easier it is to review the bike. Major damage, missing parts, or starting issues are especially helpful to note.

Can I call instead of using the form?

Yes. You can call 0493 825 076 during business hours and speak through the motorcycle details directly.

What if I only know part of the bike’s history?

That is fine. Send the information you do know and add any useful notes in the message field. We can work from there.

Will every unwanted motorcycle be suitable?

Not every enquiry will suit our current buying needs, and each motorcycle is reviewed on its own details. The make, model, year, and condition all matter.