Great for dealers; not for consumers. Yes, they’re fast in responding; however, they aren’t there for you, but dealerships. Offers I received from them were ridiculously low - about 1/3 of what I could get on trade-in if I were interested in another bike - and the dealerships who respond are only (and rightfully) interested in getting a great deal for themselves. If you absolutely cannot sell your bike on your own and don’t think your bike is worth anything, then rumbleon.com is your link.

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.

Low-balling JOKERS Purchased a brand new bike a year ago for $10,000. Put 5,000 miles on it, still in mint condition. Zero damage, well cared for. RumbleOn’s offer—$500. If anyone actually accepts these types of offer, they must be desperate. Don’t waste your time.

A joke or an insult! Prompt, friendly response. Amount was so low, (less than 1/3 what I was offered locally), I thought it was a joke, all in all, a complete waste of my time. I believe they're looking to find desperate individuals who absolutely need to sell their motorcycle

What a joke. Seems like a good deal to the partnering auto dealers. If you're looking to take a massive loss on your former investment then Rumbleon is the service for you. Their offers are 50% or less than what you could get making a private sale or through trade in value. Feels like an absolute rip-off all things considered.