FAQs
Straight answers, no waffle. Tap a question to jump to it.
- How does WeBuyAnyMotorcycle work?
- What motorcycles do you buy?
- Is the guide price a guaranteed offer?
- How long is my valuation valid for?
- I have outstanding finance on my bike, is this a problem?
- What happens when I accept your offer?
- When will I receive payment?
- What happens if I am not happy with the price?
- Do I need to tell the DVLA I have sold my bike?
- What about my road tax and insurance?
- Do you charge any fees?
How does WeBuyAnyMotorcycle work?
Enter your reg and we look your bike up from the DVLA record. Tell us the mileage and answer a few quick questions about condition, service history and MOT. You get an instant guide price on screen. No email address demanded, no sales calls afterwards.
What motorcycles do you buy?
Pretty much anything on two wheels: sports bikes, tourers, adventure bikes, cruisers, commuters, scooters and classics. If yours is something unusual, give us a ring and we will talk it through.
Is the guide price a guaranteed offer?
It is a guide, built from real comparable sales. We confirm the final offer when we see the bike in person, and if everything matches what you told us online, you should expect the two to be close. If something is different, we will explain exactly what and why.
How long is my valuation valid for?
Bike prices move with the market, so treat your guide price as current on the day you get it. If it has been a week or two, just run your reg through again, it only takes a minute.
I have outstanding finance on my bike, is this a problem?
Often not, but it depends on the numbers. Get an up-to-date settlement figure from your finance provider, then give us a call and we will talk you through the options.
What happens when I accept your offer?
Give us a ring or drop in and we will book a time that suits you to bring the bike to us in Harleston. Bring the V5C, keys and any service history or spares that go with it.
When will I receive payment?
By bank transfer once the paperwork is done at handover. We will confirm exactly when to expect the money when you book in.
What happens if I am not happy with the price?
Then you keep your bike and we part as friends. The guide price is free, there is no obligation and nobody will ring you up to talk you round.
Do I need to tell the DVLA I have sold my bike?
Yes. You can do it in a couple of minutes at gov.uk/sold-bought-vehicle using the 11-digit reference from your V5C. We will remind you at handover and help if you get stuck.
What about my road tax and insurance?
Once the DVLA knows the bike is sold, any refund due on your road tax is issued automatically. Your insurance is between you and your insurer, so let them know the bike has gone and cancel or transfer the policy.
Do you charge any fees?
No. The valuation is free and always will be. If we buy your bike, the price we agree is the price you are paid.