22nd March 2016

While it’s best known for its ornate, 13th-century cathedral, the medieval city of Salisbury is also something of a biker hotspot.

Situated around 40 miles south of Swindon, known for its speedway team, motorbike culture seems to have rubbed off in Salisbury and the surrounding areas. This makes it a great place to try and sell your motorbike, but rather than wasting your precious time haggling and trying to arrange a private sale in the local area, why not sell with We Want Your Motorbike?

Why Sell with We Want Your Motorbike?

If you’re looking to sell your motorbike in Salisbury, look no further than We Want Your Motorbike.

Our team of experienced bike lovers have been buying bikes for years and in that time we’ve established ourselves as one of the UK’s leading motorbike buyers.

So, why sell with us rather than privately? We guarantee a fair price against what it’s worth, but also a quick sale, with a valuation within 24 hours of entering your registration number on our website.

If you choose to accept our valuation, we can then send somebody to collect your motorbike in Salisbury (or anywhere else in the country) the very next day and send the money directly into your bank account.

It’s a simple and hassle-free process, with no danger of getting scammed or ripped off, and best of all, no haggling, so you’ll receive 100% of the price that we agree upon.

A guide to motorcycling in Salisbury

Situated near to the iconic Stonehenge stone circle, as well as the open grasslands of Salisbury Plain, there are plenty of great places for a day out on the bikes near Salisbury.

While it’s a short ride, one of the more popular routes in the local area is the Salisbury to Stockbridge road, a journey which takes about half an hour and takes in both bends and straights, as well as some stunning scenery.

A slightly longer ride, taking you into the Chiltern Hills is to take the A303 to Tidworth, followed by the A338 to Hungerford,  route which will probably take around an hour.

If you want to make a full day of it, you could even take a trip across to Bristol, then all the way down to Southampton, before heading back up to Salisbury, a journey which will probably take you over four hours in total.

While the route takes in some good roads, the scenery is the main draw, with the journey taking in the Chiltern Hills, North Wessex Downs and Cranborne Chase, as well as skirting the New Forest and South Downs national parks.

The local motorcycle club is the Salisbury Motorcycle and Light Car Club, who regularly put on road runs, displays and social events, open to all who “ride in the spirit of the classics”.

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So, if you’re looking to sell a motorbike in the Salisbury area, be sure to enter your registration number on our site, or click here to get your free, fair valuation and one of our team will be in touch within 24 hours.