RumbleOn Avis 66

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!!!!!

Absolutely rip off of an offer.I have a 2014 Harley road king with many upgrades.After market fairing painted to match with fosgate sound system.21 in wheel with matching rotors over 2k just for that.Painted to match Advan black front hugger fender over 5 k in engine and exhaust upgrades plus many many more accessories including fast up dirty air.I know we lose value in are up grades but an offer of $6200.00 is just comical.I could sit on this bike and get 12-15 k…. Only sell here if your absolutely desperate.

If you see a good review about this site...
It's most likely paid for.
Typical throw an offer at the wall and hope something adheres...
Very lowball offers

Was curious about the value of my 2022 KTM 390 Adventure with only 4,400 miles on it. Still has 1 year left on warranty, upgrades include Tusk Panniers and quick release bags, Barkbuster handguards, and a few other items. Was thinking if price came back at around $4.5k to $5k, I'd be willing to part with it and move up to a 650cc. In the end, received a low ball offer of only $2k. Then eventually received a phone call voice mail from Cameron at RumbleOn wanting to know why I wasn't interested since I had "No Thank You" via their website offer. I'm even surprised that anyone gives them 2 stars since it seems that everyone receives Low Ball Offers from them. Glad I didn't go with them.

They offered me $3900 for a low mileage 2013 HD Electra Glide Classic that blue books for $17,600. What a joke

I have tested the waters with 3 different bikes on Rumbleon, all 3 bikes appraised over $10,000 each. The highest offer they made was $2,600! 2600 for a $10,000 bike that was over $20,000 new. Maybe I should start buying them if people are taking these prices from them.

Literally went and got my bike valued by three different companies all of them were around 3,500 to the highest being 4800
Saw this ad for emblem on decided I'd give it a shot and see what's what they said.. $100
100 freaking dollars! You have got to be freaking kidding me!!!
I've got more than that just in the last oil change! Fresh tires, plugs, oil and filter...
This company is a JOKE

low-ball offers
this company is a pain in the A__

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.

Sent info on a very nice and low mileage 2008 thruxton with many quality upgrades only to get an offer for $500. Nah

Stay away! RMBL's stock price went from $200 a share to $5.25 a share, now their new business plan/model is to make anywhere from 4 to $5,000 o. your bike! CROOKS I sold them my Road Glide 5 years ago at a Fair price, They offered me $7,100 for a 2012 FLAWLESS Stree Glide with 12k miles, I told them I would set fire to it before I give it away !!! F$#K You Rumble On

Offered me 1500 dollars for my 2008 Harley Road King! Seriously, how desperate do people need to be to sell to them? I realize they are a business and out to make money in the end, but as our commander in cheap says "come on man!". I would have considered 5,000 or maybe even less, but no way is 1500 dollars going to work. I dont see how they sleep at night, but that is their problem, not mine - glad I dont have to sell.

I tried twice to get a value on my 2008 Harley or a cash offer as they advertise, and their site does not work. I've received the message "Your account cannot be created at this time. Please try again". So far, the process has been a complete waste of time

Is this a joke? My 2009 VStar 1300 Cruiser is in sweet excellent condition. KBB lists it at $4800 plus a just had new tires installed. Rumbleon offered $100?!?!?! This website is a joke in my opinion. List your bike on Craigslist.

They offered 1/3 of Blue Book value on my bike. Horrible business model. They just lowball everyone hoping someone falls for it and they can turn a huge profit.

They give you an offer that is way below the value of your bike.
I have a 06 honda shadow spirit that was trying to sell. I looked the bike up on KBB and it's typically listed at $4,000 to sell.
They sent me an offer of $500 which is a complete joke. Don't waste your time with them.