On this page you can browse all motorcycle listings in Montenegro. The offer includes different types — from scooters and naked bikes to sport, touring and enduro motorcycles. Use filters to find the motorcycle that fits your riding style and budget.
Scooters, naked, sport, enduro, touring
Most common types
50, 125, 250, 600 and 1000 cc
Typical engine sizes
Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, BMW, KTM
Popular brands
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The Montenegrin market includes scooters up to 125 cc ideal for city use, naked and sport models in medium and larger engine sizes, as well as touring motorcycles for longer trips. Enduro and adventure motorcycles are becoming increasingly popular thanks to Montenegro’s varied terrain. Leading brands include Yamaha, Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, BMW and KTM. The price of a used motorcycle depends on year, mileage and the bike’s condition.
Scooters with 50 and 125 cc engines are most often used for everyday travel around the city and the coast because they are easy to park and fuel-efficient. Adventure and enduro motorcycles are popular for trips into mountain areas and on gravel roads. Sport and touring motorcycles are used for weekend rides along the Adriatic coast and excursions around the region. The riding season in Montenegro is long, which makes motorcycles a practical year-round means of transport in coastal areas.
When buying a used motorcycle, check the service book, the condition of the chain and sprockets, brakes and tyres. Pay attention to oil leaks from the engine and gearbox, as well as the operation of the suspension. Check the VIN and the vehicle’s origin, and whether all duties have been paid in full. Registration costs in Montenegro depend on engine size — for scooters up to 125 cc the costs are minimal, while motorcycles with larger engines are subject to higher fees.
125 cc scooters are the most common choice for city riding because they are economical and easy to maintain. Among larger motorcycles, 600 to 1000 cc engines are popular, especially in adventure and sport models.
For scooters up to 50 cc, category AM is enough; for motorcycles up to 125 cc, A1 is required; while stronger motorcycles require category A2 or A. The rules vary depending on the rider’s age and experience.
Registration costs depend on engine size and the age of the vehicle. For scooters up to 125 cc, the total annual cost usually ranges from EUR 60 to 120, while for motorcycles with larger engines it can range from EUR 150 to 300.