BRAP features

Marketplace for riders

Motorcycles, helmets, jackets, boots, gloves, parts, and accessories — buy and sell within the BRAP motorcycle community.

Browse active listings on this website. Open the BRAP app to create a listing or message a seller in chat.

BRAP motorcycle marketplace with listings for motorcycles and riding gear

Listings from BRAP riders

Browse active items from the community. Search by listing title or choose a category to narrow the results.

Sell the gear that's just sitting around

Some riders have a second motorcycle jacket, spare gloves, or gear they've outgrown sitting in a closet for years. Others are still looking for their first proper set and don't want to overpay. List it on BRAP — it might be exactly what another rider needs.

Let your gear get used instead of collecting dust.

It's easy to end up with more gear than you actually use: one jacket for the city, another for touring, old gloves, a helmet you've replaced, or parts left over after a motorcycle upgrade. If something is just sitting around, list it for sale. For you, it's something you no longer need. For another rider, it's a chance to get the right gear for less.

Help another rider gear up

The motorcycle community has always been built on helping each other. Sometimes helping isn't about showing up when someone breaks down. It can be as simple as passing on good gear you no longer use.

If your spare jacket has been hanging in the closet for two seasons while someone nearby is putting together their first set of gear, the marketplace can connect you through a single listing.

One rider has a third set of gear collecting dust while another is still riding with barely any protection. Good gear is better off with someone who actually needs it — helping another rider put together a proper kit instead of riding unprotected.

What you can find

These are BRAP listing categories, not a storefront with guaranteed stock.

  • Motorcycles

    Used bikes from other riders have their own “Motorcycle” category.

  • Helmets

    New and used. Check the condition of protective gear yourself, not just from the listing.

  • Motorcycle jackets and clothing

    Jackets and pants you've replaced after a new bike or a new season.

  • Gloves and motorcycle boots

    Gloves and footwear have their own categories.

  • Parts

    Parts left over after an upgrade or teardown.

  • Accessories

    Accessories for your bike and gear that don't fit under clothing or helmets.

  • Other

    If it doesn't fit any other type, use the “Other” category.

From Dainese to Shoei: search for specific gear

Riders often aren't looking for just “a motorcycle jacket” — they're looking for a specific model or brand. An Alpinestars jacket, a Shoei helmet, or Dainese boots, for example. Those items may appear in the marketplace when other BRAP users list them.

The second-hand market makes particular sense for quality branded gear: a well-made item can last for more than one season if it's in good condition. This isn't a store catalog — a listing that's here today may be sold tomorrow.

For protective gear, especially helmets, always check the condition, usage history, and safety compliance yourself before buying. BRAP does not guarantee the condition of listed items.

Motorcycle helmet listing details in the BRAP marketplace

The motorcycle marketplace is especially useful in smaller cities

In a large city, you might visit several motorcycle stores in one day. In a smaller city, the selection can be limited or nonexistent. The BRAP motorcycle marketplace gives you another way to find gear, parts, or even a motorcycle through listings from other riders.

Not every city has a large motorcycle store with a choice of helmets, jackets, gloves, and parts. For riders in smaller cities, finding the right item often means ordering without trying it first or traveling elsewhere. The marketplace adds another option — see what other motorcyclists are selling.

There is no city or distance filter: it's one shared feed, not a “nearby items” marketplace. You can arrange the details in chat — just like with any other rider in the BRAP motorcycle community.

You see the rider behind the listing

BRAP is a motorcycle community, so every listing is connected to a rider profile rather than just an anonymous product card. Open a listing to see the seller's username, avatar, other items, and — if they've added them — Telegram or Instagram.

From there, you can message them in the app. There are no verified sellers, seller ratings, or transaction insurance — the deal is between you. If you're looking for people rather than gear, check riders nearby, motorcycle groups, or rider posts.

How to create a listing

  1. 1. Create a listing

    Tap “+” in the Marketplace. You can have up to ten active listings at once.

  2. 2. Add photos

    Add up to six photos. The first one becomes the main image on the listing card.

  3. 3. Add a title, category, condition, and price

    Condition is “New” or “Used”. Currency is UAH or USD. The description is optional.

  4. 4. Publish

    Your listing will appear in the Marketplace feed. You can edit or delete it later.

  5. 5. Talk to the buyer

    Buyers can message you in the app. If you've added Telegram or Instagram to your profile, they'll see those too.

How to find what you need

The marketplace has text search and category filters: motorcycles, helmets, jackets, pants, gloves, boots, parts, accessories, and other. Save the listings you like to Favorites.

There are no price, condition, or city filters in the feed — the “New” / “Used” condition is shown on the listing itself.

Search, categories, and listings in the BRAP motorcycle marketplace

Check protective gear before buying

Photos and descriptions help you find an item, but protective gear should be inspected carefully before purchase. For helmets, check crash history, the shell, and the inner materials. For parts, make sure they're compatible with your specific motorcycle model.

Frequently asked questions

What can I sell in the BRAP marketplace?

Motorcycles, helmets, jackets, pants, gloves, boots, parts, accessories, and other motorcycle gear. You choose the category when creating a listing.

Can I sell a motorcycle?

Yes. There is a separate “Motorcycle” category.

Can I sell used motorcycle gear?

Yes. Listings can be marked “New” or “Used”. Most marketplace items come directly from riders who have already used them.

How do I create a marketplace listing?

Open the Marketplace tab and tap “+”. Add up to six photos, a title, category, condition, price in UAH or USD, and an optional description, then publish it. Listings can't be created on the website.

Can I find a motorcycle jacket or helmet from a specific brand?

Inventory comes from users, so available brands depend on current listings. You can search by text and category — for example, a Dainese jacket or Shoei helmet, if someone has listed one.

Does the motorcycle marketplace work for smaller cities?

Yes, as a shared feed of rider listings rather than a local-store catalog. There is no separate “nearby” filter: browse what the community is selling and message the seller in chat.

Does BRAP verify the condition of items?

No. BRAP does not guarantee transactions or inspect listed items. Photos, descriptions, and terms are the seller's responsibility. You should assess the condition of protective gear yourself.

Is it safe to buy a used motorcycle helmet?

There is no universal “yes”. Before buying, check its crash history, shell, and inner materials. BRAP can't verify those things for you.

Find what you need on BRAP

Open the motorcycle marketplace in the app — or create a listing if something is just collecting dust.