Pretty sure I already know the answer to these questions, but...
Has anyone sold a bike on Rumbleon?
How did their offer stack up?
Was the transaction as painless as they portray?
Is it worth it to avoid the scammers and tire kickers on Craigslist?

No first hand experience here, but they were posting on Facebook (Tucson) last year. They wanted vin numbers of bike prior to being sold to them.

Biggest complaint I saw on Facebook was Rumbleon offering sellers pennies on the dollar.

I can confirm a lowball offer when I was exploring a possible sale. It was not worth giving a second thought.

Kinda what I figured. Thanks for the input.

Maybe try listing it on here first & see if another E TX local (or shipping) is interested?

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Originally posted by P250UA5:
Maybe try listing it on here first & see if another E TX local (or shipping) is interested?

That has crossed my mind, there have been some VERY interesting items pass through the classifieds.

I always had good luck with Cycle Trader. Good circulation, a choice of prices, and a fixed fee. 35 bucks used to get me a nice add with 3 pics.

From what I've read Rumbleon will make an offer but a lowball offer. With that said it won't hurt to contact them and see for yourself what kind of offer they make.
Many dealerships will take a bike in on consignment and you pay them a fee to sell the bike for you usually 10-15%. Another option is cycletrader as someone already mentioned or you could join a discussion board for the brand of bike you want to sell. Most discussion boards have free classified sections were you can post a WTS add after registering. I belong to www.advrider.com and have listed a couple items for sale.

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Originally posted by hudr:

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Originally posted by P250UA5:
Maybe try listing it on here first & see if another E TX local (or shipping) is interested?

That has crossed my mind, there have been some VERY interesting items pass through the classifieds.

Curious, but not in the market, minds wonder. What kind of bike is it?

If you're considering selling to RumbleOn take your bike to a local dealer. Most will make you an offer to buy it and will beat the price offered by RumbleOn. RO is just shipping most bikes to one of several large auctions and local dealers end up buying them anyway. Support a local business.

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Originally posted by P250UA5:

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Originally posted by hudr:

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Originally posted by P250UA5:
Maybe try listing it on here first & see if another E TX local (or shipping) is interested?

That has crossed my mind, there have been some VERY interesting items pass through the classifieds.

Curious, but not in the market, minds wonder. What kind of bike is it?

Haven’t decided yet if I’m gonna sell. Even then I’d have to decide which one. I have a ‘12 Honda NC700x and a ‘16 HD Roadster