Make and model are only the starting point.
Dealers look at your bike's model and version, age, mileage, condition, service and MOT history, features and accessories. Demand for that model also matters. Even two bikes from the same brand can need different repairs or servicing before they are sold on.
Use a brand guide to gather the details and photos for your bike. The guides help you describe it clearly; they do not give a fixed price or guarantee an offer.
From commuters and scooters to CB, CBR, Africa Twin and touring motorcycles.
Read the Honda guide →
Guidance for scooters, MT roadsters, R-series sports bikes, TRACER and Ténéré models.
Read the Yamaha guide →
What to include about your BMW model, features, accessories and service history.
Read the BMW Motorrad guide →
Scooter-specific advice for Liberty, Medley, Beverly, MP3 and earlier models.
Read the Piaggio guide →
Present GSX, Hayabusa, V-Strom, street-bike and scooter condition accurately.
Read the Suzuki guide →
Prepare Ninja, Z, Versys, Vulcan and other Kawasaki models for dealer review.
Read the Kawasaki guide →
Help describing your Bonneville, Triple, Tiger, Rocket or other Triumph model.
Read the Triumph guide →
What to show about your Harley's features, accessories, custom parts and records.
Read the Harley-Davidson guide →
Tips for describing your Duke, Adventure, RC or off-road bike and how it has been used.
Read the KTM guide →
Guidance for Classic, Bullet, Meteor, 650 twins, Himalayan and newer families.
Read the Royal Enfield guide →Manufacturer names and logos are used only to identify the motorcycle guides. MotorGeeks is independent and is not endorsed by or affiliated with these manufacturers.
What every dealer needs to know
Include the full model name and version, current mileage, how many keys you have, service and MOT records, and clear photos. Tell us about any faults, changes to the bike, money still owed on finance or previous accident damage. If you are unsure about something, say so.
Continue with the right guide
Learn what affects a motorbike valuation, read how to sell a motorbike in the UK, or see how selling through MotorGeeks works.