Welcome to Recycle Your Motorcycle (RYM)!

We are here as a marketplace, a community, and a solution to the used parts and bikes market.
Finding a specific used part to keep a vintage bike running, finish a custom build, or complete a repair has become a frustrating. What is worse than trying to find a used part is selling a used, traditional places like ebay became too expensive, other platforms are full of scammers and bots which unfortunately leads to many good parts end up in the trash.

We are an open, free, and supportive used marketplace built for bikers, by bikers. Our mission is to eliminate the greedy corporate middleman and put everything  used in one place well organized instead of being scattered allover the internet.

We are here to serve bike builders, customizers, mechanics and all bikers who work on their bikes themselves.
To eliminate bots, spammers and scammers and build trust, we are limiting membership, postin parts and chats to verified United states based residents and businesses.
you need to buy, sell, or communicate in one well-organized, easy-to-navigate website. Whether you love riding or enjoy turning wrenches, we invite every rider out there to join our global community. Don’t let your old parts collect dust—list them today and help us keep the motorcycle community rolling strong.

Our Core Philosophy: No Bike, No Part Left Behind
The best way to recycle a motorcycle is to fix it, ride it until it breaks, repeat, and enjoy every single minute of it. We want to bring as many dead motorcycles back to life as possible. The bikes that can’t be saved will serve as vital organ donors to keep other rides moving down the road. Any motorcycle—big or small, old or new—puts a smile on the face of the person sitting on it, and we are dedicated to keeping those smiles happening.

Why We Are Different
The big online corporations don’t understand that a used motorcycle part is completely unique, and so is the person looking for it. Websites like eBay have become too greedy, charging listing fees, selling fees, and extra costs until it is easier to throw a part in the trash than sell it. They also prioritize new parts over used ones just to maximize their corporate profits. This forces sellers to scatter parts across random social media groups, making them nearly impossible for you to find.