01
Enter the vehicle
Use a 17-character VIN for an NHTSA decode, or pick year, make, and model from the live catalog. Motorcycles, ATVs, and UTVs are classified automatically.
How RideGauge works
From vehicle details to a smarter deal.
Four steps. VIN or year / make / model, the facts of the deal, local context, then a number you can actually use at the handshake.
02
Add the deal details
Mileage or hours, condition, ZIP, asking price, and whether the seller is a dealer or private party. The ZIP maps to a real city so the number is local, not national.
03
See the market around you
Comparable model listings in your area sit next to a fair-value range. Until a live inventory feed is connected, comps are modeled from that range and labeled honestly.
04
Make a smarter move
Opening offer, target price, walk-away ceiling, known issues, owner complaints, and model-level recalls — a buying plan, not a single sticker guess.
Fair-value range
A practical band from the machine, the hours, condition, and ZIP — not a national average pretending to be local.
Known issues
Model-specific inspection notes plus NHTSA owner complaints and recalls when the year/make/model has them.
Walk-away number
A ceiling so emotion does not finish the deal. If the ask sits above it, the next comparable will be there tomorrow.
Ride smarter · Buy better
Ready to run a Gauge?
New or used motorcycles, ATVs, and UTVs. Decode the machine, map the ZIP, and walk in with a plan.