Two-wheeler scrapping

Authorized bike and scooter scrapping in Jaipur

Handing an old two-wheeler to the local scrap buyer seems easy. Then a fine or a police notice turns up in your name. Use a registered facility instead. We collect it, give you a COD and get the registration cancelled at the RTO.

The risk

Why not sell to a local bike scrap dealer?

Because selling it isn't the same as scrapping it. Here's what can go wrong.

The RC stays in your name

A scrap buyer has no way to get your registration cancelled. For the government, you still own that bike.

Fines and misuse can still find you

Old bikes are often fixed up and ridden again. Any challan, accident or crime linked to the number goes back to the owner on record.

No COD means no tax saving

Only a registered facility can issue a Certificate of Deposit. Without it, you don't get a road tax concession on your next vehicle.

The value

Bike scrap price: what your two-wheeler is worth

We'll be honest with you. A bike or scooter weighs around 90 to 150 kg, so the metal on its own isn't worth much. The real value is in the paperwork:

Registration cancelled

Cancelled through the RTO, with a COD and CVS as proof.

Road tax concession

Your COD means a road tax concession on a new vehicle.

No registration fee

The new vehicle's registration fee is waived.

Sell the COD

Not buying a new vehicle? You can sell the COD.

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Bought it second-hand? Only the person named on the RC can scrap the vehicle. If the RC was never transferred to you, either the transfer has to happen first or the previous owner has to sign. Call us and we'll explain your options.
The process

Bike scrapping process, step by step

01

Share the details

The registration number, model and two clear photos, on WhatsApp.

02

Get your price

We can often price a bike from the photos alone, so you hear the number on the call.

03

Pickup or drop-off

We pick it up free, or you can drop it at our yard if you live nearby.

04

Payment, then certificates

The money goes to your bank. Your COD is issued on Vahan, and the CVS follows once the bike is dismantled.

Is there more than one old two-wheeler in your family or building? We can collect them all in a single trip.

Documents

Documents required for bike scrapping

  • Original RCof the bike or scooter
  • PAN card and Aadhaarof the registered owner
  • Bank detailsa cancelled cheque or the owner's bank details
  • Bank NOCif it was bought on a loan
Special cases, such as a lost RC or an owner who has died, are explained on the documents required page.
EVs

Scrapping electric bikes and scooters

The battery comes out first

It goes to an authorised battery recycler. Tell us how well it holds its charge, since a healthy battery can raise the price.

Unregistered e-scooters

Low-speed e-scooters that were never registered don't need scrapping papers. Registered electric two-wheelers follow the same process and get a COD.

Questions

Bike scrapping FAQs

Yes. Rusted, missing parts or a seized engine, we'll still take it. All we need are the registration details so we can scrap it legally.

We know the scrap money is small. But getting the registration cancelled protects you, and if you're buying a new vehicle, the COD can be worth more than the scrap money itself.

You'll usually need to report the loss to the police and then get a duplicate RC from your RTO. You can apply online on the Parivahan website. Call us before you start and we'll check the vehicle record for you.

Yes. Scrapping is recorded on the national Vahan system, so the state doesn't matter, as long as any tax and challans are cleared.

Get your old bike scrapped legally

WhatsApp us the registration number and two photos. We'll give you a price and book the pickup.