Motorcycle Wreckers in Australia
Cash for motorcycles and motorbikes that are damaged, broken or no longer roadworthy, without the hassle of a private sale.
Send us your bike's details and we will get back to you with a quote.
We buy motorcycles that are no longer in riding condition and collect them from your home, garage or roadside. Send us the details and photos and we will give you a quote.
Motorcycle Cash For Wrecks 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.
We look at the parts and metals in your bike, not just its condition, so a crashed or non-running motorcycle is assessed on what can still be recovered.
You get a clear explanation of what affects the cash figure before any pickup is arranged.
Non-running, seized and crash-damaged motorcycles can still have value in their engine, wheels, electronics and metals.
We consider the make, model, year, engine condition, frame damage, completeness and current demand for parts.
You need proof that the bike is yours to sell, such as registration papers or a purchase receipt, plus photo ID.
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.
How Wreck Valuation Works
A wrecked motorcycle still holds value in its parts and metals. When we assess a bike for motorcycle cash for wrecks, we look at whether the engine, gearbox, wheels, forks, ECU and ABS module can be recovered and reused, and what remains as recyclable steel, aluminium and copper.
Make, model and year matter. A late-model BMW R 1250 GS, S 1000 RR or F 850 GS, or a popular Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki, KTM, Ducati, Triumph or Harley-Davidson, usually carries parts that riders and repairers are looking for. Older or heavily damaged bikes are assessed mainly on their recyclable material.
Every offer depends on the bike itself. Share the details and a few photos and we will talk you through what affects the cash figure for your motorcycle. If you only need the bike gone, see motorcycle wreck removal.
Valuation Factors
Unlike general motorcycle buyers who mostly want ready-to-ride bikes, we also look at damaged and non-running motorcycles. These are the details we ask about when you want to sell your motorbike for cash.
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Brand, model and build year shape demand for parts. Common models and late-model bikes tend to have more reusable components.
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Whether the engine turns over, holds compression and the gearbox selects gears tells us if the drivetrain can be reused or is scrap only.
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A bent frame, cracked swingarm or damaged steering head changes how much of the motorcycle can be recovered after a crash.
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Kilometres travelled and service records indicate engine wear and the likely life left in major components.
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Missing keys, seats, fairings or wheels reduce what can be reused. A complete bike with keys is easier to assess.
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Whether the bike is registered, unregistered, or listed on the Written-Off Vehicle Register as a statutory or repairable write-off affects its next use.
Before You Sell
Having the right documents ready makes selling a wrecked motorcycle simpler. Requirements differ slightly between states, so check the details with your state transport agency.
Proof of ownership: registration papers, a purchase receipt or a transfer document showing the bike is yours to sell.
Photo ID: a driver licence or other photo identification matching the owner's name.
PPSR search: a check on the Personal Property Securities Register confirms there is no finance owing on the motorcycle.
VIN and engine number: the vehicle identification number on the steering head and the engine number match the bike to its records.
Notice of disposal: lodged with Service NSW, VicRoads, Queensland TMR, the WA Department of Transport or your local agency so the bike is no longer in your name.
Number plates: if you cancel the registration, plates go back to your state transport agency, and a refund of unused registration may apply.
Cash For Motorcycle Wrecks Across Australia
Whether your bike was crashed, flood-damaged, stolen and recovered, or has simply stopped running, send us the details. We will review the make, model and condition and get back to you with a cash offer and a pickup time.
Common Questions
Send the make, model, year, condition and a few photos through the request form or call 0438 690 440. Running, damaged and written-off motorcycles are all considered.
No. We consider all makes, including Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Harley-Davidson, KTM, Ducati and Triumph, as well as BMW models.
Any finance must be cleared before the bike can be sold. A PPSR search shows whether money is still owed on the motorcycle.
Statutory and repairable write-offs can still have value in their parts and metals, even though a statutory write-off can never be re-registered.
Once the details are agreed, pickup is arranged by tilt-tray at a time that suits you.
Lodge a notice of disposal with your state transport agency, or cancel the registration if the bike will not be ridden again.
Tell us the make, model, condition and suburb, and we will get back to you with a quote and a pickup time.
