Doesn't run?
We take motorcycles running or not. A local, licensed tow company collects it: you don't need to ride it anywhere, and it doesn't need to start.
Motorcycle donation
Donate your motorcycle, running or not. We pick it up free, help with the title, and send you a tax-deductible receipt.
Takes about a minute. We call you back to schedule.
Your donation supports programs for veterans, active duty military and first responders.
Most vehicles are collected within 24–48 hours of being scheduled. No towing fee, nothing to pay at any point.
Almost any vehicle: if it's in one piece we can usually take it. Won't start or sitting for years: we tow it.
Our title team works out what your state needs and shows you exactly where to sign.
You get a receipt at pickup and your tax paperwork after the sale.
Will you take mine?
We take motorcycles running or not. A local, licensed tow company collects it: you don't need to ride it anywhere, and it doesn't need to start.
Our title team works on title problems every day: lost, expired, or not in your name. Tell us about the vehicle and we'll work through it with you.
How it works
Year, make and model, roughly how many miles, and where it is.
Our team calls you back and books a pickup time that suits you.
Most vehicles are collected within 24–48 hours of being scheduled. You don't need to ride it anywhere or be there when we arrive.
The driver leaves a donation receipt. Your tax paperwork follows after the motorcycle sells. Proceeds support L1FE Organization's wellness and resource programs for active duty military, veterans, first responders, and their families.
Free pickup anywhere in the US. Running or not.
No. We take motorcycles running or not. It needs to be in one piece, have its engine, and be somewhere a tow truck can reach it.
No. Pickup, towing and processing are free. There is nothing to pay at any point.
Call us or fill in the form anyway and tell us about it. Our title team works on title problems every day, and there is very little they haven't seen.
No. Our team tells you where to leave the title and keys, and the driver leaves your receipt.
If your motorcycle sells for more than $500, you can claim the sale price, and we send you IRS Form 1098-C. If it sells for $500 or less, you can claim its fair market value, up to $500. Talk to your tax preparer before you file.
One short form. We guide you through the rest.