Sell a quad bike or farm Gator in Sittingbourne

Selling a quad bike in Sittingbourne and Swale

Ready to sell a quad bike in Sittingbourne? We'll come to you. Runner or non-runner, it's collected free from the town or any Swale village around it.

ME10 in town, ME9 all around

ME10 is the town, including Milton Regis. Kemsley and Murston too. ME9 wraps round it. It's a big rural district that runs from Iwade in the north down to Bredgar, and from Upchurch in the west over to Teynham.

Creekside and downland villages round the town

Milton Regis and Kemsley face the creek. Iwade is on the way to the Sheppey Crossing. Towards Medway you've got Newington and Hartlip, with Upchurch nearer the estuary. Borden and Tunstall climb towards the Downs, and Bredgar sits higher still. Out east: Bapchild, Rodmersham, Lynsted, Teynham and Conyer.

What Sittingbourne sellers bring us

Orchard Gators and quads round Rodmersham

Fruit farms east and south of the town run Gators and farm quads between the rows all season. Bins get towed. Grass gets mown. A spray tank adds to the price if it's included.

Arable UTVs towards Bredgar and the Downs

Higher up towards Bredgar and the North Downs the orchards give way to arable fields, and those farms use side-by-sides to check crops and move tools, from a Kawasaki Mule to a Can-Am Traxter.

E-bikes and kids' quads from Kemsley and the new estates

In town it's more likely to be an electric dirt bike, or a kids' quad somebody has outgrown. Milton Creek Country Park is public. So are the creek paths, which rules them out for riding.

Most Sur-Ron, Talaria, Stark Varg and E Ride Pro models are not road legal. They're for private land with the landowner's permission, and tracks. We never suggest riding a non-road-legal bike on public roads.

Orchards around Teynham and Lynsted

1533. That's when Richard Harris, fruiterer to Henry VIII, planted orchards at Teynham with grafts brought over from France and the Low Countries, and those orchards became a model for fruit growing across Kent (more on Teynham's history). Round Lynsted and Rodmersham it's still cherry and apple country today.

Slow, stop-start work between the Lynsted rows

Orchard machines crawl along tight rows on grass wet with dew or spray. All that stopping and starting wears out clutches and belts long before it troubles the engine. Hours, and anything replaced: tell us both. A grower selling several machines after the season can have them collected together, each priced on its own.

Unregistered farm machines from Swale growers

Plenty of farm machines here were never registered, and that's fine: a dealer receipt or the first invoice will do, or the V5C if it ever had one. We check the frame number or VIN on every one before we pay.

Up the A249 from Stockbury to Kemsley

Through Sittingbourne and over the Swale

The A2 runs straight through Sittingbourne. Westwards it heads for Newington and Medway. Going east it passes Bapchild and Teynham. The A249 passes the west side of town, north over the Swale to Sheppey and south to M2 junction 5 at Stockbury and on to Maidstone.

Packhouse yards and Kemsley drives

A packhouse yard is fine. A field gate works if the ground's firm. Non-runners get winched onto the trailer.

Advert or quick sale in Sittingbourne?

Our advert versus direct sale comparison sets out the trade-offs, if you're still weighing up a local advert. There's also how a Sittingbourne sale runs and what we've bought so far. Or skip ahead and get a Sittingbourne price.