Check if the motorbike has been reported as stolen, written off, scrapped, and more.
The free bike check can answer all your important questions, giving you a simple, exciting, and rewarding experience when buying a used bike. Our instant, easy-to-read motorbike history check lets you get complete peace of mind.
Using our innovative, reliable, unique report, you will get 50+ data points about the bicycle, such as stolen bike checks, outstanding debt, previous accidents, and high risks. With this crucial information, you can make better purchase decisions.
All our data is sourced from the DVLA / DVSA, PNC and other trusted third-party providers. For basic details, use our free bike report.
Using our motorbike history check, you can reveal the following information,
Get the fairest price for your bike with our 5-Band valuation at £2.99.
In addition to the information provided in the free bike check, our premium vehicle check includes the following:
All information our bike checker provides is 100% genuine and ensures data guarantees up to £30,000. No motorbike history check is cheaper than The Auto Experts. We are familiar with offering detailed vehicle check reports at the most affordable rate.
You can use our online vehicle check service to instantly check if a bike is recorded as stolen by the Police.
Enter your registration number on the homepage and click the check vehicle. Our premium check, priced at £9.99, shows you if your bike has been stolen or not.
A free bike check will reveal the vehicle's MOT history, including its advisories and failures. Enter the reg number of your motorbike to get the MOT expiry date.
Using the premium report, you can check the last 5 digits of the VIN and engine number of a motorcycle to determine if it is genuine.
Enter your registration number and click the check vehicle button on the homepage to verify your registration. You will see an alert with the type of damage the DVLA recorded on the motorcycle. The loss date and category type (A, B, S, N) can be viewed by clicking the write-off report. The insurer records this information.