A motorcycle classifieds website riders check every week.

Launch a motorcycle classifieds website for sports bikes, tourers, cruisers, adventure bikes, scooters and classics. Harley-Davidson, Ducati, Triumph, KTM, Royal Enfield, Vespa, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Honda and Suzuki are in the built-in catalogue with their models, so every listing is spelt the same and every model gets its own page.

Free for 15 days · No credit card · Plans from $19 a month

Real screenshot
weekender.yclas.com
A motorbike listing on Weekender, a demo marketplace made with Yclas
10motorcycle makes in the catalogue, with their models
60days ahead a buyer can book a test ride
30minutes per test ride slot, booked on the listing
$0commission taken by Yclas
Who it is for

Motorcycle classifieds software for riders and dealers.

Riders trade bikes more often than drivers trade cars, and they buy gear and parts in between. A bike site keeps them coming back.

Local bike classifiedsPrivate sellers and dealers in one region, searchable by distance.
Bike dealersA showroom page with new and used stock and a stock feed.
One-make and classic communitiesA Harley, Vespa or vintage British bike market with its own fields.
See it working

A motorcycle site, page by page.

Real screenshots of Weekender, our demo for motorbikes, boats, RVs and powersports, and Driveline, our car demo. The sellers are made up; the pages are the real product.

weekender.yclas.com
A motorbike listing with specs
Makes and models Vehicles pack · every plan

Ducati, then Monster: one spelling, one filter, one page.

With the catalogue on, sellers pick the make and then a model of that make, such as a Harley-Davidson Street Glide or a Royal Enfield Classic 350. Buyers filter on it, and Yclas builds a page per make, model and town once three bikes are live, like /vehicles/triumph/bonneville.

  • Motorcycle makes: Harley-Davidson, Ducati, Triumph, KTM, Royal Enfield, Vespa, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Honda, Suzuki.
  • A make we lack? Sellers can still post; you can also keep your own Make field.
driveline.yclas.com/vehicles/toyota
A landing page for one make with its live listings

Shown with cars on Driveline; bike makes get the same pages.

Fields for bikes Every plan

Engine size, style and licence class.

The pack adds year, mileage, engine, fuel, colour and condition. Change the Body type list to bike styles in Custom fields, and add the two questions every new rider asks: how big is the engine, and can I ride it on my licence.

  • Style: sport, naked, touring, cruiser, adventure, off-road, scooter.
  • Engine size in cc as a number range, so buyers filter 300 to 700 cc.
  • Licence class, such as A2 in Europe, and extras: luggage, heated grips, quickshifter.
Key specs on a vehicle listing
Key specs, as on a vehicle listing
Beyond the bike Every plan · checkout on Professional and up

Helmets, leathers and parts bring riders back.

Add categories for helmets, clothing, luggage and parts, with sizes as a list. On Professional, sellers can sell gear at a fixed price with a stock count and Buy now, so small items are paid for online; on Marketplace each size can have its own price and stock.

  • Saved searches for a size 58 helmet or a set of panniers.
  • Free posting for gear and a fee for bikes, set per category.
Options with price, stock and SKU
Sizes with their own stock

Shown with bike sizes on Hometown, our general marketplace demo.

Everything included

What a motorcycle classifieds website includes.

On every plan unless it says otherwise. Dealer accounts, memberships and checkout need Professional.

For riders

  • Filter by make, model, cc and mileage
  • Search by distance
  • Price label and price-drop emails
  • Book a test ride
  • Compare up to three bikes

For sellers and dealers

  • Post from a phone with AI help on Nova
  • Hide number plates in photos
  • Dealer page and stock feed
  • Featured bikes and bumps
  • Gear sold with stock

For you

  • Catalogue with motorcycle makes
  • Make and model pages
  • The Throttle and Showroom looks
  • Memberships, paid categories, banners
  • Moderation and reports
Revenue

How a bike site makes money.

Small fees, often: riders buy and sell every couple of years.

Bike listingsA small fee per bike, free for gear.e.g. $4.99 per bike
Dealer membershipsShowroom, feed and allowance.e.g. $59 / month
Featured bikesTop of search in riding season.e.g. $6.99 / 7 days
BannersInsurers, training schools, gear shops.e.g. $120 / month

Prices are examples: you set your own, in your currency. Yclas takes no commission on what you earn. All the ways to make money →

Launch plan

From sign-up to the first bikes listed.

  1. Choose VehiclesThen trim the categories to bikes, scooters, gear and parts.
  2. Edit the fieldsBike styles, engine size and licence class.
  3. Pick ThrottleThe look made for motorbikes and scooters.
  4. Invite ridersShare the site in clubs and at the dealer.
Questions

Motorcycle classifieds website FAQ

Part of:

Can I build a motorcycle classifieds website with Yclas?

Yes. Switch on the Vehicles pack, which includes motorcycle makes and models, add bike fields such as engine size and style, and pick a look such as Throttle.

Which motorcycle makes are built in?

Harley-Davidson, Ducati, Triumph, KTM, Royal Enfield, Vespa, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Honda and Suzuki, with their models. You can keep your own Make field for others.

Does the price label work for bikes?

Yes, when there are at least five similar bikes of the same make and model within two model years on your site. Otherwise no label is shown.

Can sellers hide their number plate?

Yes, on the Nova theme with AI photo listings on: one click pixelates plates in up to six photos.

Can buyers book a test ride?

Yes. The test drive button books a 30-minute slot up to 60 days ahead; the seller accepts or declines.

What does a dealer need?

A business account, on Professional and up: a showroom page, a Dealer badge and a stock feed.

Your motorcycle classifieds website, live today.

Choose Vehicles, set your bike fields and post the first bikes. Free for 15 days, no credit card.

Start my motorcycle site
Photo credits

The screenshots show demo sites with made-up sellers. Their photos come from Wikimedia Commons, some cropped or with signs and plates blurred; these ones are under Creative Commons licences: