When it comes to selling motorcycle parts online, you have options. You can deal with scammers and lowballers on social media and Craigslist. You can watch your profits get eaten up by high fees on Ebay.
Or, you can list on Rumblist Moto Market, the new online marketplace that was made by riders, for riders.
👍We like Rumblist because at the end of the day, it’s easy to use and you’re left with more money in your pocket. So you can pick up those new gloves or boots you’ve been eyeing on Bikers’ Den.
Example Exhaust Listing on Rumblist
What makes Rumblist different?
Rumblist is designed to make selling motorcycle parts and gear online easy. It addresses some of the biggest issues riders face when selling parts, especially on Ebay. Here are some of Rumblist’s top features.
✔️Free listings
Rumblist has free listings that never expire. So you can list everything that is taking up space in your closets and garage. (You know what we’re talking about.)
✔️Fast payouts
After your item sells, you get paid to PayPal or any of the other popular payout methods available. Payouts often happen in a matter of minutes.
✔️Low fees
Rumblist charges a low 5% fee per sale of any item. Do you know how much Ebay charges? Upwards of 15% plus additional fees for things like adding bold text to your listing.
Here’s a comparison of Rumblist’s fees vs Ebay’s fees:
How does Rumblist work?
It’s simple. Let’s say you upgraded your exhaust and want to sell the OEM pipes. You’d start by creating a free account at rumblist.com. Then, list the pipes by writing a description and adding some photos. That’s it.
When someone buys the pipes, they check out right on Rumblist, and you get paid after you ship the item.
What can you list for sale on Rumblist?
Motorcycle parts of course, but also motorcycle helmets, motorcycle jackets, motorcycle gloves, motorcycle boots, clothing, accessories and more.
Do you do custom leatherwork or make parts or apparel? List those too. Some riders and shops are using Rumblist as their virtual storefront.
Customer service
If you have any questions about Rumblist or how it works, or you just want to talk bikes, email them at [email protected] or call at (518) 336-0787. You’ll probably get the owner who is dedicated to making sure that you have a good experience. Try getting the CEO of Ebay on the phone…