Free
To list & respond
0%
Commission charged
AU
Verified Australian buyers
How It Works
Why GOT ONE? works for Motorcycle sellers
Traditional marketplaces put your motorcycle in front of browsers. GOT ONE? flips the model: verified buyers post what they want — their requirements, budget and timeline. As a seller, you review active requests and respond privately with your offer. No advertising costs. No tyre-kickers.
The GOT ONE? seller advantage
Every buyer on GOT ONE? is verified before they can post. They have stated their budget, described exactly what they need and confirmed their contact details. When you respond, you are talking to a serious, motivated buyer — not answering a cold enquiry.
What Buyers Look For
What Motorcycle buyers need to know
Include these details in your response to buyer requests to get the fastest, most confident offers for your motorcycle:
- State clearly whether it is LAMS-approved — this doubles your potential buyer pool for smaller bikes
- Include tyre age and tread depth — worn tyres directly affect buyer offers
- List aftermarket modifications: exhausts, suspension, bars, rearsets
- A recent service receipt (oils, chain, brakes) signals good care and supports your price
Who's Buying
Motorcycle buyer types on GOT ONE?
- Commuters needing a reliable daily rider
- LAMS learners seeking their first bike
- Weekend and touring riders
- Collectors targeting specific vintage or limited models
FAQ
Common questions about selling a Motorcycle
Where can I find serious motorcycle buyers in Australia?
GOT ONE? lets buyers post exactly what motorcycle they're looking for — brand, model, cc range, LAMS status, budget. As a seller, you respond to buyers who already want your bike rather than posting and waiting.
Do I need to provide a roadworthy to sell a motorcycle?
Requirements vary by state. Victoria requires the seller to provide a current RWC for all private motorcycle sales. Queensland requires a current Safety Certificate before the buyer can transfer registration. NSW and SA do not require one for private sales. Always check your state's roads authority for current rules before completing any transfer.
Can I sell a motorcycle with a defect notice on it?
A motorcycle with an active defect notice cannot be legally sold or ridden on public roads. The defects must be rectified and the notice cleared before sale.
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