Motorcycles For Sale in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya
Browse used motorbikes and scooters for sale across Thailand, listed by private owners, with price, year and condition side by side.
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A good price for a used motorcycle should match its condition, manufacturing year, and mileage. You should compare several listings across the used motorcycle market and different websites to understand the most reasonable price range.
Although cheap used motorcycles may look attractive, hidden issues can come with very low prices. It is better to choose a motorcycle that is reasonably priced and in good condition rather than simply choosing the cheapest option.
The price ranges below come from listings on Talata and other classified sites in October 2026. Use them as a starting point, then compare against the actual bike. The same model can differ by tens of thousands of baht depending on year and mileage.
| Model | Type | Engine (cc) | Approx. used price (THB) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yamaha Fino | Automatic | 125 | 6,000–18,000 |
| Honda Scoopy | Automatic | 110 | 10,000–30,000 |
| Honda Wave 110i / 125i | Semi-automatic | 110–125 | 15,000–45,000 |
| Honda Click 125 / 160 | Automatic | 125–157 | 15,000–50,000 |
| Yamaha Grand Filano | Automatic | 125 | 18,000–55,000 |
| Yamaha NMAX | Scooter | 155 | 18,000–75,000 |
| Honda PCX 160 | Scooter | 157 | 55,000–90,000 |
| Honda ADV160 | Adventure scooter | 157 | 65,000–75,000 |
| Vespa Primavera / Sprint | Classic scooter | 150 | 30,000–100,000+ |
| Honda CBR150R / Yamaha R15 | Sport | 149–155 | 30,000–80,000 |
| Yamaha XMAX / Honda Forza 350 | Maxi-scooter | 292–330 | 60,000–150,000 |
Models with few listings, such as the ADV160 or sport bikes, may show a narrower range than the real market. Big bikes of 400 cc and above vary too much by model, so compare them one by one. Still deciding on a model? Read which used motorbike to buy first.
Used motorcycles are suitable for anyone who needs an affordable vehicle, including students, working people, or anyone who wants to save on transportation costs. Buying a second-hand motorcycle can significantly reduce expenses compared with buying a new one, while still offering many options for different daily needs.
For those looking for a cheap motorcycle or a second-hand motorbike for everyday use, a used motorcycle can be a highly practical and cost-effective choice.
Choosing a good used motorcycle means considering your budget, the vehicle’s condition, and how well it fits your actual usage. This helps you get a motorcycle that is worth the price and reliable for long-term use.
Start by setting a clear budget for the type of used motorcycle you want. For example, you may want an affordable motorcycle for daily commuting, or a model that focuses more on design and performance.
Setting a budget helps you narrow down your options and avoid spending beyond what you can afford.
Brand and model can affect repair costs and spare parts availability. Some used motorcycle models have parts that are easy to find, affordable, and simple to maintain, while others may have higher maintenance costs or harder-to-find parts.
For long-term value, choose a second-hand motorcycle that suits your actual usage and is practical to maintain.
Before buying a used motorcycle, inspect the engine, frame, and key systems carefully. You should also check important documents such as the vehicle registration book to ensure the transaction is legal and safe.
Key things to check include:
A good used motorcycle listing should include clear photos from multiple angles and complete details such as the year, model, mileage, and usage history. Seller information should also be verifiable.
Choosing a reliable platform like Talata can help make buying and selling used motorcycles safer and more convenient. Before you view a bike, keep a list of what to check before buying a used motorcycle handy so you ask the seller everything.
Owner-sold used motorcycles are often cheaper, and buyers can ask the owner directly about the vehicle’s history. However, buyers may need to inspect the condition and details of the motorcycle by themselves.
Motorcycle shops, on the other hand, often provide more complete services, such as basic vehicle inspection and financing options. This can make the buying process more convenient and give buyers greater confidence.
If you want to sell a used motorcycle, start by cleaning the vehicle and taking clear photos from multiple angles. Then, set a price based on the current used motorcycle market.
To make your listing more attractive:
Good presentation can strongly influence a buyer’s decision and help you sell faster. For the full process from pricing to the green book transfer, see how to sell a used motorbike in Thailand.
Whether you want to buy or sell a motorcycle, choosing the right platform makes the process easier. Talata is a marketplace for used motorcycles that helps sellers reach more buyers and sell faster at a fair price.
For buyers, Talata helps you find quality second-hand motorcycles more confidently, with listings that are easier to browse, compare, and contact.
Most popular automatic and semi-automatic models sell for roughly 10,000–60,000 THB. Newer scooters like the PCX or NMAX go up to about 90,000 THB, while maxi-scooters and big bikes start above 100,000 THB. Set aside extra for the transfer fee, tires, engine oil or a battery, which often need replacing soon after you buy.
Yes, installment payments may be available if you buy through a shop or financing provider. You will need to prepare the required documents and meet the financing conditions.
A motorcycle that is around 3–7 years old can still be a good option if it has been well maintained and has no history of major accidents or serious damage.
Yes, you can sell it, but the remaining financing balance must be settled before ownership transfer. In some cases, the buyer may settle the balance and proceed with the transfer properly.
The seller brings the green registration book, an ID card or passport, and a copy of the house registration. Thai buyers bring an ID card and a house registration copy; foreign buyers usually need a passport plus a certificate of residence or work permit, so confirm the exact list with the local land transport office (our guide on how to buy a motorbike in Thailand as a foreigner covers each document). Both sides file the transfer at the Department of Land Transport office together, and a power of attorney works if one of you cannot attend. The transfer must be filed within 15 days of the sale, or a fine of up to 2,000 THB may apply.
Buying a used motorcycle online can be safe if you use a reliable platform, check the seller information, inspect the motorcycle before payment, and verify all documents carefully.
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