What a joke of a company… thieves What a joke of a company… thieves! Offered me 20% of book value on a beautiful bike in excellent condition. Thought I could get a quick sale but I’ll sell it online after receiving their hilarious offer. Don’t waste your time. They give themselves a 4.8 star rating after filtering out the negative reviews on their own site… don’t trust them. Seller beware!

Extremely low ball offer on KTM 390 Adventure Was curious about the value of my 2022 KTM 390 Adventure with only 4,400 miles on it. Still has 1 year left on warranty, upgrades include Tusk Panniers and quick release bags, Barkbuster handguards, and a few other items. Was thinking if price came back at around $4.5k to $5k, I'd be willing to part with it and move up to a 650cc. In the end, received a low ball offer of only $2k. Then eventually received a phone call voice mail from Cameron at RumbleOn wanting to know why I wasn't interested since I had "No Thank You" via their website offer. I'm even surprised that anyone gives them 2 stars since it seems that everyone receives Low Ball Offers from them. Glad I didn't go with them.

Submitted for offer on my 2016 Rocket 3… Submitted for offer on my 2016 Rocket 3 Roadster with only 3,800 miles on it. New condition with engine oil and rear end oil frequently changed in that timeline. I was offered only $2,700?! Bad math right there.

I've never privately sold a vehicle of… I've never privately sold a vehicle of any kind at any time in my life. I had a 2019 Softail Breakout with 14,460 miles and the local dealer wasn't taking bikes at the time I was getting rid of mine. So easiest path, I visited rumbleon who gave me a $9300 offer. Upon accepting the offer, they notified me that the bank fat-fingered the miles on my refinance and instructed me on how to get it corrected, and assured me they could do the deal again at $9300 again once corrected. So I gave them every update there was in the whole process. Once it was corrected, they offered me $6300, and the lady told me that now I basically made it look worse because the DMV didn't update the miles, they just issued a new title. Which unfortunately was not the case, as I was looking at the paperwork that clearly stated it was a mileage update. I politely hung up, posted it on Facebook marketplace, and sold it for $11,000 the next day to a Harley Dealer a few hours out (Rattlesnake Mountain Harley Davidson in Kennewick Washington).

What a joke What a joke. They offer me a 100 dollars for my 05 triumph sprint st 1050 with new tires new battery. And a hair line crack in one fairing. Such disrespect.