RumbleOnReviews of rumbleon.com

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).

Pathetically low offers, especially on vintage bikes. Don't even bother with these guys, the offers I was getting from them were were about 1/40th of the actually market value.

What a joke super low ball on last two bikes. Save your effort

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.

This seems like a really cool service. As you go through the process you won't be surprised to learn that RumbleOn will make every attempt to low ball you out of your bike. I understand that there needs to be room in a sale to make a profit for a company. Offering people thousands of dollars less than what their bike is actually worth and trying telemarketer style high pressure sales tactics to flip a buck is definetly not the way to do it. When I brought up the fact that bikes with similar, and even more miles in the same Good/Great condition as mine were selling for two to three thousand dollars more than the offer they were pitching to me, they immediately started in on how much it costs them to sell and find customers. When I asked if they would give me a two-to-three-thousand-dollar discount on one of their bikes they flat out said no lol. You would be better selling your bike on your own through cycle trader, or craigslist. Save yourself the time and trouble.

They offered me $5500 for a 2020 KTM1290 SDR with all KTM factory upgrades huge insult. This is not a Suzuki. $25k machine brand new. My machine in very good shape with low miles. $5500 is not FMV, when I was offered from a Dealer $16k for the bike. They would make double that when they would have sold the motorcycle. FMV was put into place so business like RumbleOn cannot take advantage of consumers. I do not recommend this business.

$600 for a 2006 triump rocket 3!? only has 15k miles and looks brand spanking new dont wast your time with them

Horrible experience. Initially sent me an offer of $1800 for my 2007 Yamaha R6S(Trade-in value is $3200 via KBB). Sent pics of license, title and bike. Now they wanna low ball and send me an offer of $1,300. How about you give me an offer and stick to it before I send you all of my personal information! SCAMMERS!!!!!