Used Bike Price in Nepal: What Bikes Are Actually Listed For
Used bike price in Nepal kati parcha? Instead of guessing, this page shows what bikes have actually been listed for on MOTOVO, model by model, with how many listings each figure is based on.
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Every figure in this guide comes from the 124 bikes and scooters that have been listed on MOTOVO so far, 89 of which are for sale right now.
Listed prices by model
| Model | Listings | Listed price | Median |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bajaj Pulsar NS200 | 9 | NPR 150,000 – NPR 349,999 | NPR 225,000 |
| Yamaha Ray ZR | 9 | NPR 85,000 – NPR 259,999 | NPR 110,000 |
| Yamaha FZ-S | 9 | NPR 125,000 – NPR 375,000 | NPR 215,000 |
| TVS Apache RTR | 8 | NPR 130,000 – NPR 309,999 | NPR 164,999 |
| Bajaj Pulsar 220F | 6 | NPR 129,999 – NPR 349,000 | NPR 230,000 |
| Bajaj Pulsar 150 | 6 | NPR 140,000 – NPR 300,000 | NPR 170,000 |
| Hero Xpulse 200 | 6 | NPR 149,999 – NPR 399,999 | NPR 337,500 |
| Honda Dio | 5 | NPR 60,000 – NPR 165,000 | NPR 85,000 |
| Honda Shine | 5 | NPR 64,999 – NPR 159,999 | NPR 135,000 |
| Yamaha R15 | 4 | NPR 95,000 – NPR 325,000 | NPR 195,000 |
| TVS NTORQ 125 | 4 | NPR 185,000 – NPR 250,000 | NPR 210,000 |
| Royal Enfield Classic 350 | 4 | NPR 490,000 – NPR 520,000 | NPR 505,000 |
| Yamaha MT-15 | 4 | NPR 339,999 – NPR 490,000 | NPR 397,500 |
Asking prices of bikes listed on MOTOVO (what the seller listed at, not the final sale price). Only models with at least 3 listings are shown. The table updates itself as bikes are listed.
Click a model to see every listing behind its numbers, the prices broken down by year, and what our inspections found on that model.
How to read these prices
- They are asking prices. This is what the seller listed the bike at. Bikes often sell for less after negotiation, and we do not publish sale prices.
- A wide range is normal. The same model can be listed at very different prices because of its year, kilometres, lot number, condition and papers. A range is not a mistake in the data.
- The median is more useful than the ends. Half the listings were at or below it and half at or above. The lowest and highest price are usually unusual bikes.
- Small samples move. A model with three listings can shift a lot when a fourth arrives. The listing count is shown so you can judge how much weight to give each row.
- Certified and Uncertified are mixed. Both kinds of listing are counted. A Certified bike has been inspected and graded; an Uncertified one has not, and that difference is not visible in a price table.
Why the same model has different prices
Seven things decide where a particular bike sits inside its model's range: its manufacture year, how much demand there is for that model, how many owners it has had, the kilometres it has run compared with its age, its lot number and where it is registered, its mechanical and physical condition, and whether its tax and papers are up to date.
Our bike valuation guide goes through each of these and explains how to estimate a fair price for a bike you are about to sell or buy. The short version: find listings for the same model within a year or two of yours, then adjust for condition and papers.
Looking by budget instead
If you have a number in mind rather than a model, these pages show everything in stock within it: bikes under 1 lakh, under 2 lakh, under 3 lakh and under 5 lakh. Scooters have their own page.
What this page does not do
It does not value your bike, and it does not predict what a bike will sell for. No formula can do that from a model name, because condition and papers decide the final figure and neither can be seen from a table. For a real number on your own bike, talk to our team: we look at the bike, not just the model.