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Motorbikes for sale in Lancashire
2,309 motorbikes and scooters are advertised across Lancashire by 9 dealers and private sellers. Asking prices run from £1,299 to £42,500, averaging £5,452. The makes stocked most locally are Kawasaki, SYM and QJMotor.
The latest bikes near Lancashire
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2019 BMW R 1250 RT
- 11,939 miles
- 1,254 cc
- Petrol
- Manual
£9,999
£10,499
£217/mo HP
Motorcycle Centre Orrell
Wigan
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2024 CFMOTO 800NK
- 10,376 miles
- 799 cc
- Petrol
- Manual
£4,299
£4,449
£93/mo HP
Bolton Motorcycles
Bolton
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2020 DUCATI SCRAMBLER 1100
- 1,285 miles
- 1,079 cc
- Petrol
- Manual
£6,695
£6,995
£145/mo HP
KJM Superbike
Wigan
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2023 FANTIC CA50 SCRAMBLER
- 3,506 miles
- 449 cc
- Petrol
- Manual
£4,649
£101/mo HP
KJM Superbike
Wigan
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2019 HARLEY-DAVIDSON STREET
- 347 miles
- 1,745 cc
- Petrol
- Manual
£10,995
£11,495
£238/mo HP
Chorley Yamaha
Chorley
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2021 HERALD MOTOR CO MAVERICK 250
- 80 miles
- 223 cc
- Petrol
- Manual
£2,000
£43/mo HP
KD Motorcycles
Accrington
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2021 HONDA NC750X
- 19,286 miles
- 745 cc
- Petrol
- Automatic
£4,995
£5,095
£108/mo HP
Robinsons of Rochdale
Rochdale
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Bikes listed2,309
Sellers9
Price range£1,299 to £42,500
Average price£5,452
New bikes1,845
Used bikes464
Model years1964 to 2027
What bikes cost in Lancashire
How local asking prices are spread across live stock. These are advertised prices, not trade valuations, so age, mileage, condition and specification will move any individual bike within its band.
| Price band | Bikes listed | Share of local stock |
|---|---|---|
| Under £2,000 | 229 | 10% |
| £2,000 to £4,999 | 962 | 41% |
| £5,000 to £9,999 | 835 | 36% |
| £10,000 and above | 325 | 14% |
Most listed makes near Lancashire
The brands local sellers stock most often, with what they are asking. Typical is the average advertised price across live local stock.
What licence do you need for these bikes?
Engine size is the quickest way to see what you are allowed to ride, though A2 eligibility is decided by power output rather than capacity — always check the individual bike. This is where local stock sits today.
| Engine size | Bikes listed | Licence guide |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 125cc | 714 | Read the guide |
| 126cc to 660cc | 752 | Read the guide |
| Over 660cc | 766 | Read the guide |
Bands cover the 2,232 of 2,309 local bikes that advertise a combustion engine size. Electric models are licensed on power output instead, so they are not counted here.
Body styles for sale in Lancashire
How local stock breaks down by the kind of bike it is.
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Motorbikes for sale across Lancashire
Every town and city in Lancashire with bikes listed right now. Sellers a county apart are still an easy morning's drive, and stock turns over fast enough that it is worth checking more than one.
Buying a motorbike in Lancashire: common questions
How many motorbikes are for sale in Lancashire?
MotoDealers UK is showing 2,309 bikes across Lancashire from 9 sellers, with model years spanning 1964 to 2027. Sellers update their stock daily, so the figure moves as bikes sell and new ones are added.
How much does a motorbike cost in Lancashire?
Local asking prices start at £1,299 and reach £42,500, with an average of £5,452. Of the bikes listed across Lancashire, 229 are under £2,000, 962 are £2,000 to £4,999, 835 are £5,000 to £9,999 and 325 are £10,000 and above. Age, mileage, condition and specification move individual prices a long way, so treat the bands as a guide rather than a valuation.
Which motorbike brands can I buy in Lancashire?
The best represented makes across Lancashire are Kawasaki (241), SYM (212), QJMotor (193), Benelli (184) and Royal Enfield (178). Model ranges, price guides and licence breakdowns for every marque are on the motorcycle brands A–Z.
Can I ride these bikes on a CBT?
Only the smaller ones. Of the stock listed across Lancashire, 714 are up to 125cc, 752 are 126cc to 660cc and 766 are over 660cc. CBT plus L plates covers a 125 from 17 and a 50cc moped from 16; anything bigger needs a full A1, A2 or category A licence. The motorcycle licence guides explain each route, the machine limits and what the tests cost.
Are these new or used bikes?
Both. 1,845 new and 464 used bikes are listed across Lancashire right now. Narrow the search to new motorbikes or used motorbikes if you already know which you want.
What kind of bikes are for sale in Lancashire?
The local mix leans towards adventure (548), scooter (485), naked (447) and custom cruiser (236). Pick a body style below to see the same category nationwide, or use the search bar to filter by make, model and distance from your postcode.
Are these dealer or private-seller bikes?
Both. 9 sellers list stock across Lancashire, from franchised dealers and independents to private owners. Enquiries go straight to the seller. You can also browse motorcycle dealers by area.
Buying a motorbike in Lancashire
This page tracks every motorbike and scooter advertised across Lancashire on MotoDealers UK: 2,309 machines from 9 sellers, priced between £1,299 and £42,500. The counts, price bands and brand mix below are recalculated from live listings rather than written once and left alone, so what you see reflects what is genuinely on sale today.
Buying close to home is worth more than the fuel it saves. You can see the bike in daylight, hear it start from cold, check the service history, the tyres and the chain and sprockets in person, and ride it before you commit. If nothing here fits, widen the radius with the postcode search above, try another town in this county, or open the full bikes by town and city directory.
Not sure which of these you are licensed to ride? Engine size is the quickest guide and the table above splits local stock into the bands that matter, though A2 eligibility is decided by power output rather than capacity, so always check the individual bike. The motorcycle licence guides cover CBT, AM, A1, A2 and full category A in plain English, including age limits, machine limits, test format and the current DVSA fees.
Browse by style
From adventure to scooters — pick the body type that fits how you ride.
