Rumbleon?
Road Warrior
Joined: Jul 2016
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From: Near St. Louis Mo.
Please update the post with your experience if you go that route...
Intermediate
Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 43
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Day 1: Submitted request for quote. Received quote withing 30 minutes (on a Sunday).
Day 2: Accepted offer. Was sent instructions for what documentation to gather.
Day 3: I sent pictures of everything they needed (Title, registration, my license).
Day 4: Was sent a Fedex label to send in signed title. I sent everything right back.
Day 5: Payment wired to my account.
Now awaiting pickup to be scheduled.
I thought the offer was fair considering the convenience. Was about 75-80% of what I've seen the bike selling for and was close to the KBB trade-in value. The bike is totally cherry. A low mileage garage queen. If I could hold out and put up with tire kickers and hagglers, I probably could have gotten $2K more for a retail purchase, but we know the market is soft, especially heading into the winter. The price for convenience. I have no complaints about RumbleOn though. They were very responsive and if you like their offer, I couldn't think of an easier way to sell.
Stage II
Joined: Sep 2017
Posts: 2
Likes: 0
From: CA
I'm currently involved actually as far as I'm concerned wrapped up a deal with them they made an offer I accepted it I had to cash in my hand two days later still have the bike in my driveway they're going to pick it up in a week or two and I sent hi
It's really hard to find a review of them. I am thinking about selling one of my two bikes and the estimate they gave me was in line with a trade-in value. I let the offer expire and they didn't try to contact me again, which I thought was a little odd. I would just like to hear some first hand experiences from people who have sold to them.
Did they come pick up your bike or did you have to take it somewhere?
Did they charge for pickup/transportation?
Did they adjust their offer when they got the bike?
Did they come pick up your bike or did you have to take it somewhere?
Did they charge for pickup/transportation?
Did they adjust their offer when they got the bike?
Last edited by Bob58Silva; Mar 13, 2018 at 10:14 PM. Reason: Need a couple more words
Tourer
Joined: Jan 2016
Posts: 485
Likes: 84
From: Quincy, Ca
I wish I had known about this company when I was looking for a bike a year and a half ago. I wanted a used Softail but there weren't too many available in my area and the few I saw I didn't care for. There are a lot of nice ones available on this site right now. Oh well, I bought new and like my bike, the payment not so much but it is what it is.
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Stage II
Joined: Sep 2017
Posts: 2
Likes: 0
From: CA
It's really hard to find a review of them. I am thinking about selling one of my two bikes and the estimate they gave me was in line with a trade-in value. I let the offer expire and they didn't try to contact me again, which I thought was a little odd. I would just like to hear some first hand experiences from people who have sold to them.
Did they come pick up your bike or did you have to take it somewhere?
Did they charge for pickup/transportation?
Did they adjust their offer when they got the bike?
Did they come pick up your bike or did you have to take it somewhere?
Did they charge for pickup/transportation?
Did they adjust their offer when they got the bike?
Stage I
Joined: Jun 2018
Posts: 1
Likes: 0
From: Michigan
In the process now...
I uploaded pics on a Friday, so my experience has been slower.
Yes, it is unsettling giving out so much information and mailing in signed documents before payment.
However, I figure that I still have the bike, and won't let it go until I receive the payment.
I also have an electronic trail of what has transpired.
I thought for the year and shape of the bike the quote was fair since I didn't have to do much to get it sold.
I'll try to remember to let you know how the rest goes down.
Fri., Uploaded pics, and got quote a few minutes after their business hours ended. Received Quote, accepted and did the uploading of requested docs through a portal.
Mon., Received bill of sale, instructions, and prepaid FedEx label
Yes, it is unsettling giving out so much information and mailing in signed documents before payment.
However, I figure that I still have the bike, and won't let it go until I receive the payment.
I also have an electronic trail of what has transpired.
I thought for the year and shape of the bike the quote was fair since I didn't have to do much to get it sold.
I'll try to remember to let you know how the rest goes down.
Fri., Uploaded pics, and got quote a few minutes after their business hours ended. Received Quote, accepted and did the uploading of requested docs through a portal.
Mon., Received bill of sale, instructions, and prepaid FedEx label
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From: Gladys, VA
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Road Master
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 832
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From: Parris Island
I sent them my bike info for a quote on my 2016 CVO ultra, 26K miles. Their response was $19,500. LOL.
You want a nice used Harley. Check out your local Indian dealer.
You want a nice used Harley. Check out your local Indian dealer.
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From: The 1980's
Offered me about $3500 for a bike that I sold for $6500. I own a business, I understand that you're there to make a profit. But I wasn't letting them take me for that big of a ride.