Motorcycle Wreckers in Australia
We collect and recycle scooters and mopeds that are ready for scrap.
Send us your bike's details and we will get back to you with a quote.
We collect broken, damaged and unwanted scooters and mopeds for scrap and recycle what can be reused. Send us the details and we will arrange the pickup.
Scooter & Moped Scrap Removal 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.
Scooters and mopeds are light, so they can often be collected from courtyards, unit car parks and narrow laneways with simple equipment.
Lithium-ion and lead-acid batteries are removed and sent to battery recyclers rather than general waste.
Seated electric scooters and e-mopeds can be collected, with their lithium-ion batteries handled separately.
Small 50cc mopeds through to larger maxi-scooters can be collected for scrap.
Many kerbside clean-ups do not accept vehicles, and fuel, oil and batteries need specialist recycling.
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.
Scooter and Moped Recycling
Scooter scrap removal collects petrol scooters, mopeds and electric scooters that no longer run, have failed a roadworthy inspection, or are simply taking up space in a garage, unit block car park or shared driveway. Common examples include the Vespa Primavera and GTS, Piaggio Liberty, Honda PCX, Yamaha NMAX, Suzuki Address, Kymco and SYM scooters.
Small 50cc mopeds and 125cc to 300cc scooters are light enough to load by hand onto a tilt-tray or ramp, even with flat tyres or a seized CVT drive. Two-stroke and four-stroke engines are drained of petrol and oil before recycling.
Tell us the make, model and condition and we will guide you through the pickup. For larger bikes, see motorcycle wreck removal.
What We Collect
Scooter and moped scrap removal covers a wide range of small two-wheelers, whether they are complete, partly dismantled or crash damaged.
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Small commuter mopeds that have worn out, lost compression or are no longer worth registering.
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Larger 250cc to 650cc scooters such as the Yamaha XMAX, Suzuki Burgman and BMW C 400 GT.
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Older steel-bodied Vespa and Lambretta scooters, including rusted project scooters with usable parts.
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Electric mopeds and seated e-scooters with failed hub motors, controllers or lithium-ion battery packs.
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Scooters with cracked body panels, bent forks or broken frames after a collision.
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Scooters left for years in garages, sheds or car parks, with stale fuel, corroded carburettors and perished tyres.
Safe Disposal
Scooters and mopeds contain materials that should not end up in landfill or a kerbside clean-up pile.
Lithium-ion batteries: electric scooter batteries can catch fire if crushed or damaged and belong with a battery recycler, not household waste.
Lead-acid batteries: petrol scooter batteries contain lead and sulphuric acid and need to go to battery recycling.
Fuel and oil: old petrol, two-stroke oil and gear oil are drained so they do not leak into soil or stormwater drains.
Plastics: body panels are commonly ABS or polypropylene and can be separated from the frame for recycling.
Metals: steel frames, aluminium engine cases and wheels, and copper wiring are recovered as scrap metal.
Tyres: worn scooter tyres are sent to tyre recyclers instead of being dumped.
Scooter & Moped Scrap Removal Across Australia
Whether it is a dead Vespa in the shed, a crashed commuter scooter or an e-moped with a failed battery, tell us what you have. We will get back to you with a quote and a pickup time.
Common Questions
Send the make, model, condition and location through the form or call 0438 690 440.
Vespa, Piaggio, Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kymco, SYM and other brands, petrol or electric.
Scooters without keys can often still be collected if you can show proof of ownership.
Unit car parks and storage cages are common pickup points. Let us know about lifts, ramps and security access.
The process is similar, but scooters are lighter and often easier to access. For larger bikes, see motorcycle wreck removal.
Fuel and oil are drained, batteries are recycled, plastics are separated and the metals are recovered.
Tell us the make, model, condition and suburb, and we will get back to you with a quote and a pickup time.
