Put your side-by-side, ATV or dirt bike on our floor. We look it over, agree the asking price and the split with you in writing, then list it, show it and sell it. You get paid when it sells — no lowballs, no no-shows, nobody in your driveway.
The form below, or text photos and the year, make and model. Takes two minutes. We come back with what we think it'll bring.
Bring it in. We go through it, agree the asking price and the split with you, in writing, before anything is listed.
On the floor, on this site, and on our socials. Buyers deal with a shop that can answer their questions. You get paid when it sells.
You can. But a private listing means fielding messages at all hours, meeting strangers, taking lowball offers personally, and handling the title yourself. Here, a buyer sees the machine in a shop, next to other machines, with someone who can talk them through it — and the paperwork is done right.
Clean-title side-by-sides and ATVs, well-kept, with maintenance you can talk about. Mods help if they're done right. A machine that needs work can still list — we'll tell you straight what it's worth as-is versus fixed, and what it'd cost to fix.
Title in hand is the simplest path. Still paying it off? It can usually still list — the payoff gets handled at the sale. Service records, receipts for mods and the original manual all help it sell faster.
We'll look it over and get back to you with a number and the next step.
10% of the sale price, agreed in writing before it's listed. You set the asking price with our recommendation. If it hasn't sold in 30 days we'll ask you to re-look at the number — priced right, most machines sell within two weeks.
Every consignment machine goes through our multi-point inspection and has to come in within 70% of factory standard — compression, suspension play and so on. Normal wear is expected. It's billed to you whether or not the machine sells, and it's what lets us stand behind the machine when a buyer asks.
Yes. It sells faster sitting on our floor, but it doesn't have to live here.
Take it back any time in the first 30 days and you owe the inspection, nothing else. After 30 days, storage is $25 a week until you collect it.
You do. Our insurance covers the shop; your machine stays on your policy while it's listed.
The buyer pays the shop, we handle the paperwork and pay you per the agreement. Title in hand is simplest; a lien can usually still be handled at the sale.
Sometimes. Send the form and say you'd rather sell it outright — we'll tell you straight whether that's an option for that machine.
