The trade

Motorbike dealers in the UK

729 motorbike dealers across 30+ towns, independents first. Last checked 21 August 2026.

New sport bikes lined up on a showroom floor
The showroom floor. Independents listed first.

New and used motorbike dealers range from sole traders with a small forecourt to multi-brand showrooms representing major manufacturers. An independent dealer is not tied to a single brand and often carries a broader range of used stock; a main dealer is franchised to one or more manufacturers and sells new bikes under warranty with a manufacturer-backed service schedule. Everything Motorbike lists independent and owner-run dealers first within each town.

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Motorbike dealers by town

London44Bristol19Nottingham21Sheffield13Plymouth7Southampton10Newcastle upon Tyne13Dudley9Poole9Norwich10Tewkesbury10Birmingham7Leeds8Cardiff8Edinburgh7Mansfield8Romford9Chester7Exeter6Hereford7Stockport4Feltham6Ipswich6Newcastle-under-Lyme6Newton Abbot5Wolverhampton6Colchester5Pontypridd6Derby4Glasgow5

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How many motorbike dealers are listed?

Everything Motorbike lists 729 motorbike dealers across the UK, independents first, last checked 21 August 2026.

Are these motorbike dealers independent?

We list independent and owner-run businesses first. Where a listing belongs to a larger group, it is shown as such.

What should I check when buying a motorbike from a dealer?

Ask to see the V5C logbook and confirm it matches the bike. Run an HPI check to confirm there is no outstanding finance or insurance write-off marker. Check the service history and mileage are consistent. A test ride and a pre-purchase inspection by an independent mechanic are both worthwhile before you commit.

What is the difference between a main dealer and an independent?

A main dealer is franchised to one or more manufacturers and sells new bikes under warranty, often with a fixed-price service menu. An independent dealer is not tied to a brand and usually offers a wider range of used bikes, sometimes at keener prices. Everything Motorbike lists independent and owner-run dealers first.

Can I part-exchange my current bike at a dealer?

Most dealers accept part-exchange. The dealer will value your bike against their retail price for the one you want to buy. You get a cleaner transaction but rarely the same return as a private sale. Having a realistic market valuation before you walk in strengthens your position.

What consumer rights do I have when buying a motorbike from a dealer?

Under the Consumer Rights Act 2015, a motorbike bought from a dealer must be of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose and as described. If a fault appears within 30 days you can ask for a full refund. Between 30 days and six months, the dealer gets one opportunity to repair or replace before you can claim a refund. After six months the burden of proof shifts to you, but your rights continue for up to six years in England and Wales. These rights apply to dealer sales but not to private sales.