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MASH

Mash is a French motorcycle brand founded in 2012 in Lyon. The company markets classically styled, retro-designed motorcycles built around proven Chinese engines. The lineup consists primarily of small to mid-displacement naked bikes and… Read more

For sale now
43
From
€1,950
Models
27
Founded
2012
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By the numbers

What does the MASH market look like?

Market data last updated 3 November 2026

Price distribution

The largest group falls within €2,000 – €3,999: 48% of the supply.

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For sale now43
Sold (30d)42
Median price€3,750
Price range€1,950 – €12,34580% of the supply falls within this range
Median model year2023
Median mileage3,227 km

Based on 41 motorcycles

MASH motorcycles for sale

Recently added

2021 MASH Five Hundred 400 - €3,250 (1/1)

MASH Five Hundred 400

€3,250
20214,684 km

MotoPort EchtEcht

Dealer website
2018 MASH Two Fifty 250 - €2,800 (1/1)

MASH Two Fifty 250

€2,800
20183,567 km

Benjan MotorenRidderkerk

Dealer website
2024 MASH X-Ride 125 11KW A1 Black - €4,499 (1/1)

MASH X-Ride 125 11KW A1 Black

€4,499
20240 km

Wegman MobiliteitAmeide

Marktplaats.nl
2024 MASH 50 Scrambler - €2,999 · Bidding (1/1)

MASH 50 Scrambler

€2,999 · Bidding
20240 km

Wegman MobiliteitAmeide

Marktplaats.nl
About the brand

About MASH

Mash is a French motorcycle brand founded in 2012 in Lyon. The company markets classically styled, retro-designed motorcycles built around proven Chinese engines. The lineup consists primarily of small to mid-displacement naked bikes and scramblers, including the Mash Five Hundred, Mash X-Ride, and Mash Black Seven. Their motorcycles stand out for their affordable pricing and appealing design that evokes the 1960s and 1970s.

In the Dutch used-motorcycle market, Mash remains a relatively unknown name. The brand appeals mainly to riders looking for an affordable entry-level machine with retro styling, particularly younger riders and beginners. Maintenance is generally inexpensive due to the straightforward construction, but dealer coverage and parts availability are limited. Mash sits below brands like Royal Enfield and Kawasaki's W-series in terms of refinement, but offers a significantly lower price point.