CycleTrader

Trader Interactive, LLC

Contains ads

About this app

CycleTrader is your best source for all your motorcycle needs. Search, save, or share more than 100,000 new and used detailed motorcycle listings, sold by dealers and private sellers nationwide. Find your dream ride and contact the seller directly via email or phone.

• Our inventory includes sportbikes, choppers, dirt bikes, scooters, touring bikes, as well as ATVs, Side by Sides, PWCs, Snowmobiles, and more...
• We list all of the major and smaller motorcycle manufacturers including: Harley-Davidson, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, Yamaha, BMW, Victory, Ducati, Triumph, KTM, and more...
• You can also locate motorcycle dealers near you, get insurance quotes and estimate your payments within this app.
• Have a motorcycle to sell? List it for FREE on CycleTrader.com

What’s New in our 2.9 App:

• Ability to chat privately with other sellers
• More sign-in options
• Improved functionality, speed, & performance

Ratings and reviews

App is OK, but glitches out often and you need to refresh by going out and back in or else you can't click on the bike you want to see. I would try to contact a person about their bike and the messages don't always go through. So if you don't get an email confirmation saying your message was send, it wasn't and yiu may need to do it again. Apparently, it is up to 5 times on the same person before they get the message and you've already committed to another bike. It's OK for a free bike app.

Very clunky UI, sometimes you can't add criteria (make, model, etc) and it never saves your location information, so you'll find that you regularly must re-input your zip code and use a mediocre scroll bar to change the distance back from "nationwide." If you can find a better app, I'd recommend it. At least there aren't ads.

the redesign of the app is very bad. there's a lot wrong here but let's start with the low hanging fruit. the app is worse than its previous version in every way from a ux standpoint. what you can touch and can't is not apparent, large enough, or consistent. Google publishes ux guidelines for a reason. the whole experience went from being mediocre but usable to vividly unimpressive and frustrating.