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Your motorcycle may be sitting there because it no longer suits your plans, needs attention, or simply does not get used. Maybe it is registered, maybe it is not, and maybe you just want the space back without the back-and-forth.

We Buy Motorcycles makes it easy to start with the basics: send the make, model, year, and running condition, or call 0493 825 076 and talk it through. We assess unwanted motorcycles case by case, so you can get a clear response based on the actual bike rather than a generic script.

Unwanted bike signs

A motorcycle often becomes unwanted long before it is completely finished. It may still be there collecting dust, but the reasons for keeping it have already disappeared. If that sounds familiar, a quick enquiry can be a practical next step.

  • Not being ridden for long periods and taking up room.
  • Repair work paused because the next step is not worth the effort.
  • Riders changing plans and moving to a different style of bike.
  • Registration or storage concerns making the bike harder to keep.
  • Older or surplus machines that no longer fit your garage or routine.

What we look for

Unwanted motorcycles can come to us for different reasons, and the condition varies from bike to bike. The key details are the ones that help us understand what you have and how it presents today.

  1. Make and model

    Some bikes attract interest for parts, repair, or general resale, while others are suited to different outcomes. The brand and model help us assess the bike correctly.

  2. Year

    The year gives context for the market, available components, and overall demand for that style of motorcycle.

  3. Running condition

    Tell us whether it starts, whether it can be ridden, or whether it has been parked for a while. That detail matters when we review the bike.

  4. Visible condition

    Scratches, wear, missing parts, accident damage, or general age all influence how we look at the motorcycle.


How it works

The process is designed to be simple and direct. You do not need to prepare a long description or gather a stack of paperwork just to make contact. A few accurate details are enough to begin.

  1. Send the basics

    Use the form with your name, phone, email, make, model, year, running condition, and a short message.

  2. We review the bike

    We look at the information provided and assess the motorcycle case by case.

  3. Confirm the next step

    If the bike is a fit for our buying process, we let you know what happens next and arrange the details with you.

Good details to include

The more accurate the information, the easier it is to handle the enquiry well. If you know whether the bike runs, whether it has been modified, or whether it has visible damage, add that to your message.


Bike types we review

Unwanted does not mean one single thing. Some bikes are old and unused. Others are simply the wrong fit now. We review a broad mix of motorcycles and decide based on the details provided.

  • Street bikes that no longer suit the rider.
  • Older motorcycles parked for a long time.
  • Bikes with cosmetic wear that are no longer wanted.
  • Machines that start but are no longer used.
  • Motorcycles kept as spare projects and now ready to move on.

If your motorcycle is also damaged or non-running, you can still send the details. The running condition field helps us understand the starting point, and the message box gives you space to note what changed.


Simple contact options

Some owners prefer a quick call. Others want to send the details first and wait for a reply. Both are fine. The main goal is to make the enquiry clear enough for a sensible response.

Call 0493 825 076 during business hours, Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM, or use the form to send the motorcycle details. If you want to mention pickup preferences or timing notes, add them in the message field so we can take that into account when arranging the next step.


Motorcycle collection

Collection can be discussed once we know the bike and the location details. It is arranged case by case, so the best approach is to confirm the details with the team rather than assume a fixed process for every motorcycle.

When you reach out about an unwanted motorcycle, tell us whether it is easy to access, whether it is stored indoors or outdoors, and whether keys or other useful information are available. That helps make the arrangement clearer from the start.


Start Here

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.

Frequently Asked Questions

What details should I send for an unwanted motorcycle?

Send the make, model, year, running condition, and a short message about the bike’s current situation. A few clear details are enough to begin.

Can I enquire about a motorcycle that has not been ridden for a long time?

Yes. A bike that has been parked for a long period can still be reviewed. The running condition field helps us understand its current state.

Do I need to write a long description?

No. A short, accurate message is fine. If there are missing parts, cosmetic wear, or other notes, you can mention them briefly.

Can you assess more than one motorcycle?

If you have more than one bike to discuss, include the details for each one or mention that in the message so we can guide the next step.

What if I only know part of the bike details?

Send what you know and note the rest in the message. If anything is unclear, we can follow up through the details you provide.

How do I start the enquiry?

Complete the form with your contact details and motorcycle information, or call 0493 825 076 during Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. We Buy Motorcycles keeps the process straightforward for riders ready to move on from an unwanted bike. Share the details, and we will take it from there.