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Free Motorcycle Bill of Sale Template & Generator

Motorcycle-specific bill of sale with engine number and VIN fields.

Seller Information

Buyer Information

Motorcycle Details

Sale Information

Condition & Warranty

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About the Motorcycle Bill of Sale

A motorcycle bill of sale includes fields specific to two-wheeled vehicles: engine displacement (CC), frame number, engine number (where applicable), and whether the motorcycle is currently titled/registered. Engine displacement matters because many states use it to calculate registration fees, and some states have different rules for mopeds, scooters, and full-size motorcycles.

When to Use This Form

Use a motorcycle bill of sale for all street-legal motorcycles, mopeds, scooters, dirt bikes (if titled in your state), and three-wheelers. Also use it when selling a motorcycle engine or frame separately, noting the component clearly.

Legal Tip

Verify the VIN on both the frame (typically on the steering head or neck) and the title before signing. Mismatched VINs are a major red flag for stolen bikes. Never buy a motorcycle without seeing the physical VIN.

Fields Included in This Form

  • Year (required)
  • Make (required)
  • Model (required)
  • VIN (required)
  • Engine Number (optional)
  • Color (required)
  • Mileage (required)
  • License Plate (optional)

Frequently Asked Questions

What VIN is used on a motorcycle bill of sale?
Use the frame VIN (also called the chassis VIN) stamped on the steering head/neck. Motorcycles typically have a 17-character VIN like cars. Some older bikes have shorter VINs.
Do I need a bill of sale to register a motorcycle?
Most states require a bill of sale for private motorcycle purchases to process title transfer. Contact your state DMV to confirm the exact documents required.
Are dirt bikes and off-road motorcycles titled?
It varies by state. Some states title off-road motorcycles if they are used on public land; others do not require a title for pure off-road use. Check your state's requirements.