Motorcycle Wreckers in Australia
We collect crashed and accident-damaged motorcycles for removal and recycling.
Send us your bike's details and we will get back to you with a quote.
After a crash, we collect accident-damaged motorcycles from homes, workshops, holding yards and roadsides once police and your insurer have finished with the bike.
Accident-Damaged Motorcycle Pickup starts with your bike's details and photos. We then explain the quote, the pickup and the paperwork before anything is booked.
A few photos and details up front let us quote properly and bring the right loading gear.
We review the bike’s condition, confirm access to where it is parked and plan the right loading equipment so the pickup stays organised and easy to follow.
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Share the request. Tell us about the bike and where it is located.
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Get a quote. We review the details and photos and give you a quote.
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Plan the pickup. We agree on timing, access and loading.
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Collection. We load the bike and take it away, and keep you updated on the day.
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Wrap it up. We confirm the bike has been collected and point you to any paperwork left to finish.
Crash-damaged bikes with bent forks, locked wheels or leaking fluids are loaded with the right equipment so nothing is damaged further.
We work around your insurer's assessment and help you understand what happens to a written-off motorcycle.
Tell us where the bike is stored and whether release paperwork is needed, and the pickup can be planned around it.
If you are claiming, check that the assessment is complete and that you are free to release the bike.
Parts that survived the crash, such as the engine, wheels and electronics, can still be recovered.
Let’s Talk
Send us the bike's details and we will get back to you with a quote and a pickup time.
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How We Work
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We confirm the quote, the pickup time and the paperwork you need before we collect the bike.
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We buy and collect BMW motorcycles and every other make, plus scooters, mopeds, ATVs and dirt bikes.
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We load every bike with wheel chocks and soft straps, whether it is in a garage, a car park or on the roadside.
After a Crash
Accident-damaged motorcycle pickup collects a crashed bike from your home, a smash repairer, a towing company's holding yard or an insurer's storage facility. Crash damage often leaves bent forks, a cracked frame, broken fairings, leaking fluids or wheels that will not turn, so the bike is loaded onto a tilt-tray with a winch, wheel dolly or skates where needed.
If the motorcycle is insured, your insurer may send an assessor to decide whether it is repairable or a total loss. Once the claim is settled, or you decide not to repair, the bike can be collected. Bikes left at holding yards can attract daily storage fees, so arranging pickup early can help.
Share photos of the damage and the bike's current location and we will plan the pickup. If it still has usable parts, ask about motorcycle cash for wrecks.
Insurance and Write-Offs
After a serious crash, how your motorcycle is classified affects whether it can be repaired, re-registered or only dismantled for parts.
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An insurer judges repair costs to be more than the bike is worth. Whether it can be repaired and re-registered depends on your state's rules.
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The damage is severe enough that the motorcycle can never be re-registered. It can only be dismantled for parts or recycled as scrap.
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Write-offs are recorded on the WOVR against the bike's VIN, so the classification stays with the motorcycle when it is sold or wrecked.
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An assessor inspects the damage, in person or from photos, and the insurer confirms whether the claim is a repair or a total loss.
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When an insurer pays out a total loss, the salvage often becomes the insurer's property, so confirm who owns the bike before it is sold.
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If the bike is uninsured or you choose not to claim, the decision to repair, sell or wreck the damaged motorcycle is yours.
Before We Collect
A short checklist protects your claim, your records and your belongings before the bike leaves.
Photograph the damage: take clear photos of every side, the frame, forks and odometer for your insurer and your own records.
Keep the police reference number: for crashes reported to police, the event number may be needed for insurance and registration matters.
Confirm the claim status: check with your insurer that the assessment is complete and that you are free to release the bike.
Collect personal items: remove helmets, documents, spare keys, tools and anything in the panniers or under the seat.
Remove your devices: take off dash cams, memory cards, GPS units and phone mounts before pickup.
Update the registration: once the bike is gone, lodge a notice of disposal or cancel the registration with your state transport agency.
Accident-Damaged Motorcycle Pickup Across Australia
Dealing with a crash is hard enough. Tell us where the motorcycle is, what damage it has and whether an insurer is involved, and we will follow up to arrange an accident-damaged motorcycle pickup that suits you.
Common Questions
Send photos of the damage, the bike’s location and any insurer details through the form or call 0438 690 440.
When an insurer pays out a total loss, the salvage often becomes the insurer’s property, so confirm ownership before arranging a sale.
A repairable write-off may be repaired under your state’s rules, while a statutory write-off can never be re-registered.
Leaking fuel, oil or coolant is contained during loading and dealt with during depollution.
For crashes reported to police, keep the event number handy for your insurer and registration records.
Take helmets, documents, keys, dash cams, GPS units and anything stored in panniers or under the seat.
Tell us the make, model, condition and suburb, and we will get back to you with a quote and a pickup time.
