For sellers who want more earning potential
Your Bike. Our Selling Work. More Earning Potential for You.
You could sell your bike yourself. But then come the photos, the listing, the messages, the price negotiations, and the meetups.
Or you can let MrBikeMan do that work—and participate in the sale through Profit-Sharing.
A guaranteed minimum. The opportunity to earn more. We handle the selling.
After your bike sells, you receive your guaranteed base or 40% of the sale price after documented expenses and selling fees—whichever is higher. There’s no payment at handoff.
You don’t have to become a bike salesperson.
We handle preparation, photos, advertising, buyer conversations, negotiations, and showings. You can get on with your day while we work on finding a buyer.
Your guaranteed base gives you a minimum after sale.
You’ll see that amount before you sign. If your percentage share works out lower, your guaranteed base is the amount you receive after the sale.
A stronger sale can mean a bigger payout.
When your percentage share exceeds the base, you receive that higher amount. Your earning potential isn’t limited to the base shown on your offer.
Here’s How It Works
- See your options. Send your bike details and photos. Compare your available cash offers and Profit-Sharing base.
- Review the arrangement. Choose Profit-Sharing and read your agreement before signing. Then arrange your handoff.
- Let us handle the sale. We prepare and market the bike, talk with buyers, and handle the selling work.
- Get paid after it sells. Receive your guaranteed base or your percentage share after documented expenses and selling fees, whichever is higher.
Here’s What “Room to Earn More” Looks Like
Illustration only: a $200 guaranteed base and the current 40% seller share. These are examples, not predictions for your bike.
| Final sale | Documented expenses & fees | After deductions | 40% share | Your final payout |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $1,000.00 | $0.00 | $1,000.00 | $400.00 | $400.00 |
| $1,000.00 | $100.00 | $900.00 | $360.00 | $360.00 |
| $500.00 | $100.00 | $400.00 | $160.00 | $200.00 — the base applies |
The guaranteed base is your minimum payout after sale, not an extra payment added to the percentage share.
Have Some Flexibility? This Could Be Your Best Fit.
Profit-Sharing is for sellers who can wait for the bike to sell and want earning potential beyond a fixed cash offer without managing buyers themselves.
Need payment when the bike changes hands? Compare your Cash Pickup and Cash Meetup offers. You choose the option that fits your situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
When do I receive money?
After your bike sells. Neither the guaranteed base nor the percentage share is paid at handoff.
Do I get the base plus another 40%?
Your final payment is whichever is higher: your guaranteed base or your 40% share after documented expenses and selling fees. The base is the minimum, not an additional payment.
What expenses affect my percentage share?
Documented expenses and selling fees covered by your agreement are deducted from the sale price before your share is calculated. Review those terms before signing. The payout breakdown shows the deductions recorded for your bike.
How long will it take?
There’s no guaranteed sale date. The bike, its condition, price, and buyer demand affect how long it takes. If you need payment at handoff, choose an available cash offer instead.
What if it hasn’t sold?
Payment remains pending while your bike is unsold. You can check its recorded status in your Seller Panel and contact MrBikeMan about next steps.
What if I want my bike back?
The current cancellation fee for new agreements is $250.00 if you request your bike back after MrBikeMan takes possession. The fee must be paid and confirmed before release. Your signed agreement states the fee that applies to you.
What if my bike is lost, stolen, or damaged?
Your agreement includes specific loss, theft, and damage terms and a limit tied to the guaranteed base, subject to applicable law. Read that section before signing and ask MrBikeMan about anything you don’t understand.
What happens if the program settings change?
Your signed agreement records your base, percentage and cancellation terms. These examples describe the current program; review your own agreement for your terms.
Find Out What Your Bike Could Put Back in Your Pocket.
Start with your offers. See your cash options, your Profit-Sharing base, and the terms. Then decide what works for you.
No obligation to accept. Offers are subject to inspection and verification. Profit-Sharing pays after sale; no sale price or sale date is guaranteed.