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How much is my motorcycle worth?

What really sets the price of a used motorcycle in Belgium, and why two bikes that look identical on paper do not sell for the same money.

The price starts from the market, not from what you paid

The value of a used motorcycle has nothing to do with its list price or with what you have spent on it. It depends on one thing only: the price the same model, in the same condition, actually sells for in Belgium today. That is where any serious valuation starts.

Two bikes of the same model and year can easily be โ‚ฌ1,500 apart. The difference comes from the criteria below, in this order of importance.

1. The model and demand for it

Some models sell within days, others sit in the listings for months. A mid-size adventure bike, a recent naked or a sought-after 600 supersport holds its value. A rare, exotic or out-of-fashion model trades lower, even in perfect condition, because the end buyer is harder to find.

2. Year and mileage

In Belgium a motorcycle covers 4,000 to 6,000 km a year on average. Below that, mileage supports the price; above it, it pulls the price down. Past 40,000 km buyers start pricing in major services, and past 60,000 km the price drops sharply, except for big adventure and touring bikes, which are built to last.

The year matters less than the mileage, but it sets the generation of the model: a new version with ABS, a revised engine or a new dash knocks down the value of the previous generation.

3. Condition, service history and tyres

A complete service book, invoices and recent tyres reassure buyers: that is what separates a bike that sells fast from a bike that waits. A drop, even without mechanical consequences, costs the price of the scuffed parts, and a declared accident costs even more.

Approved accessories (exhaust, panniers, heated grips, screen, crash protection) add something, but rarely their purchase price: count on a third, at best.

4. Season and location

The Belgian motorcycle market follows the seasons. From March to June demand is strong and so are prices. From October to February buyers are scarce and prices drop by 5 to 10%. If you are not in a hurry, selling in spring pays more. If you sell in winter, a professional buyer who buys all year round will often beat a private buyer.

How to get a reliable valuation

Our valuation tool starts from real listings on the Belgian market for your model, then adjusts for year and mileage. You get a price range in seconds, with no sign-up. A few questions about the condition then turn it into a firm offer, valid the same day.

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Frequently asked questions

Why is your valuation below the listing prices?

A listing shows the asking price, not the price paid. Motorcycles sell on average 8 to 15% below their asking price, after negotiation. Our offer is a net price, paid on the spot, with no viewings and no haggling.

My bike is modified: does that raise the price?

Rarely. Non-approved modifications even lower the value, because the buyer will have to return the bike to standard. Keep the original parts if you still have them.

Is the online valuation binding?

No. It is a free, indicative range. The firm offer comes after a few questions about the condition and your photos, and you remain free to turn it down.

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