Motorcycles and scooters seized under two-wheeler loan recovery. In Guwahati, Assam, banks operating recovery yards for two-wheelers include public-sector lenders (SBI, PNB, Bank of Baroda, Canara) and large private banks (HDFC, ICICI, Axis, Kotak). Inventory cycles weekly as fresh seizures enter the public auction calendar.
Reserve prices in Guwahati typically run 50-70% of fair market value, set by a registered valuer. Two-Wheelers are sold "as-is, where-is" — physically inspect at the bank's designated yard during the published inspection window before bidding.
Search live two-wheelers in GuwahatiYes — banks routinely auction seized two-wheelers across India under SARFAESI, and Guwahati is one of the active markets. Inventory varies week to week — use the search filter for live two-wheelers listings in Guwahati.
Register on the e-auction portal the seizing bank uses (typically MSTC, AuctionTiger, or e-Procurement Technologies), complete KYC, pay the EMD per the sale notice, and place your bid on auction day. Inspect the two-wheeler physically at the bank's designated yard in Guwahati before bidding — vehicles are sold "as-is, where-is".
Standard documents: PAN, Aadhaar, Guwahati address proof or any valid Indian address proof, EMD payment, and bidder registration on the e-auction portal. Some banks check CIBIL for high-value lots.
Seized two-wheelers are typically held at the bank's panel yard or the recovery agent's compound in Guwahati. The exact inspection address is published in the sale notice — visit during the inspection window listed before auction day.