2016 HD roadglide I sold them my 2016 HD roadglide with 22500 miles at a fair price. They did all the paperwork and transportation, all I really had to do was send some pictures, and sign the title. Much easier than selling it myself. Would use this company again if I ever had the need again. They really do give a fair market value without the low balling you'd get from a dealership.

Super easy process Super easy process. I didn't want to deal with private buyers trying to sell my motorcycle. So many things could go wrong. I handled the paperwork, spoke with Robert and agreed on terms, then arranged for pickup. Everything was done in a week. It was very sad for me selling my bike but doing it this way made it much easier. Only complaint is with the company they had for pickup. They arranged the date/time and after I called near the end of the window, they rescheduled for the next day. I had already rearranged my work schedule. Other than that, I highly recommend.

Bike's Gone - Money's in My Bank - Quick and Easy Anyone who uses an on-line buyer such as PowerSportsBuyers.com expecting to get trade-in or higher value for their motorcycle is expecting too much. I was turned down by several places that just didn't want to mess with a 20 year old bike, even though the GL1800 still ran great. Mr. Carr, though, made me an offer. I did NOT want to mess with trying to sell it on Social Media and have strangers coming by to test ride it. So, the offer, for the convenience of a quick, easy transaction, was fair enough. The matter was handled in two days and my girlfriend is tickled to have the bike gone.

First Experience Overall, I think that PowerSportsBuyers did a pretty good job. They were very helpful during the whole process. The only thing I was concerned about was the method of payment. The driver wasn't aware that he would be writing a check for the motorcycle, which gave me a little bit of concern. Once that was worked out with the driver, everything was concluded satisfactory.

The entire process was great The entire process was great. I knew what was typical for a cash offer, so I was not offended that I didn't get market value. My biggest hang up was making sure the company, emails, and texts were legit. If I subtracted the time I spent worrying about the legitimacy of the company and the offer (which both were great), I think I had less than 30 minutes invested into the entire process. I put in the info online. Someone texted. I got a follow up phone call. I texted back the next day that I would accept the offer. Paperwork was email, signed, and bike was picked up within 2 hours. Crazy easy.