Finance
Motorcycle finance
Road, adventure, farm and off road bikes, new or used.
Bikes are a smaller loan than a car and a lot of lenders treat them as an afterthought, which is how a rider ends up on an unsecured personal loan rate for an asset that could have secured the lending. I know which lenders on my panel price motorcycles properly and which ones will not touch a bike over a certain age.
Farm bikes and quads are a different conversation again, because they are usually a business asset rather than a toy. If the bike is going on the farm, say so on the application: it changes both the lender and the tax treatment.
What I finance under this
- Road and adventure bikes
- Farm bikes, quads and side by sides
- Motocross and off road bikes
- Scooters and learner approved bikes
- Trailers and gear bought at the same time
Where you can buy it
- A motorcycle dealership
- A private seller
- An auction
- Trade Me
What to have ready
None of this is needed to get started. Having it to hand is simply what turns a two day answer into a same day one.
- 1. A New Zealand driver licence or passport
- 2. Your last three months of bank statements, or a read only bank feed
- 3. Two recent payslips, or last year accounts if you are self employed
- 4. The details of what you are buying, or the listing if you have found it
Repayments
Try the numbers for this
Set the price and the deposit you are thinking about, and see what the weekly figure looks like.
What would the repayments be?
Move the numbers around and see what changes. Nothing here is sent to me, and none of it is an offer of finance.
Indicative repayment
$0 per week
At an indicative 0% per year. Depending on your credit file and the asset, the rate could sit anywhere between 0% and 0%, which would make the payment $0 to $0.
- Amount financed
- $0
- Number of payments
- 0
- Total interest
- $0
Includes an indicative $395 establishment fee. This is a guide only, not an offer of finance, and it does not take your circumstances into account. Lending criteria, terms and fees apply.
Questions
Before you apply
How long does an application take?
A pre approval is usually back within one business day, and often the same day if we have everything we need. From accepting an offer to money reaching the seller is typically one to three business days, depending on the lender and on how quickly the seller can provide their details.
Can I get finance before I have found the vehicle?
Yes, and it is the better order to do it in. A pre approval tells you exactly what you can spend and what the repayments look like, so you can negotiate as a cash buyer. Pre approvals normally hold for 30 to 60 days depending on the lender.
What do you need from me?
Photo identification, three months of bank statements, and proof of income, which is two recent payslips for most people or last year accounts if you are self employed. If you have already found the asset, send us the listing or the invoice as well.
What interest rate will I get?
It depends on your credit file, the asset, the term and the size of your deposit, which is why we do not publish a single headline number. The calculator on this site uses an indicative rate so you can see the shape of the repayments. The rate in your written offer is the real one.
What fees are there?
Typically a lender establishment fee, a PPSR registration fee, and on some lenders a monthly account fee. Every one of them appears in the disclosure statement you get before you sign, and we will walk you through it. If a number in that document surprises you, we have not done our job.
Also arranged
Other finance I look after
Vehicle finance
Cars, utes and vans, bought from a dealer, a private seller or an auction.
See how it works
Caravans and RV finance
Caravans, motorhomes, fifth wheelers and horse floats.
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Truck and transport finance
Light trucks through to heavy transport, trailers and curtainsiders.
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