Used motorcycles in Mauritius
Buy and sell second-hand motorcycles and scooters in Mauritius — commuter 125s, scooters and bigger bikes from sellers across the island. Browse listings updated daily with prices in MUR, mileage, registration year, engine size and condition. Scooters and small-capacity bikes rule the local roads — cheap to run, easy to park in Port Louis traffic, and quick to resell. Most sellers meet in person with the registration book and a valid fitness certificate so you can check the frame, mileage and paperwork before you buy.
23 active listings

Keeway F-ACT 50 49.9L Automatic Scooter
Rs 16,500

Keeway RY8 125 2022 125L Automatic
Rs 5,500

Hero Xtreme 200R 2026 200cc Manual
Rs 50,000

Newway 2014 50cc Manual
Rs 15,000

Yamaha YBR 125 125cc Manual
Rs 25,000

Sukida 125cc Motorcycle
Rs 8,000

Haouju 150cc Manual Motorcycle
Rs 30,000

Suzuki Burgman Street 125cc Scooter
Rs 85,000

Motorcycle Headlight Assembly
Rs 4,000

CFMoto 150NK 2023 150cc Manual
Rs 70,000

SYM Orbit Z 2021 125cc Automatic
Rs 45,000

Derbi 150 Motorcycle
Rs 25,000

Honda Wave S 110cc Manual
Rs 85,000

Yamaha 100 Manual
Rs 222,222

Suzuki GN125 motorcycle
Rs 1,111,111

Yougo Electric Scooter
Rs 17,000

Bajaj Pulsar RS200 200cc Manual
Rs 75,000

CFMoto 150NK 2023 150cc Manual
Rs 80,000

Aprilia SR 150 2024 154.8cc Automatic
Rs 90,000

Scooteur
Rs 75,000

Honda unicorn
Rs 25,000

125cc Scooter
Rs 3,500

Suzuki En125
Rs 56,000
Buying guide
What paperwork do I need to buy a motorcycle in Mauritius?
Make sure the registration book (horse-power certificate) is in the seller's name with a valid fitness certificate, and confirm there is no outstanding finance on the bike. Ownership transfer is done at the NTA — bring both IDs and a declaration of sale, and keep a signed copy of everything.
What should I check on a used scooter or bike?
Start it from cold and listen for knocking, check the frame and forks are straight, and look for oil leaks. Inspect tyres, brakes, chain or belt, and all the lights and electrics. Compare the mileage against the wear on the grips and seat, and take a short test ride if the seller allows.
What licence and gear do I need to ride in Mauritius?
You need the correct motorcycle licence category for the engine size, and a helmet is mandatory by law for rider and passenger. Third-party insurance is required before you ride. For a first bike, many riders start on a 50–125cc scooter for the lower running costs and easier handling.
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