Motorcycle expense tracker

Know what your motorcycle really costs

Log maintenance costs and fuel in one place and see the real cost of ownership over time, instead of guessing.

Example year of logged costs

Maintenance + fuel + other

Example cumulative ownership cost over a season

Example layout. Not a live rider record.

What it answers

Budgeting the season
See what last season actually cost in service and fuel before you plan the next one.
Keep it or sell it
An aging bike's rising maintenance costs become visible, so the decision is based on numbers.
Backing up the asking price
Documented spending on parts and service is evidence of care when you sell.

Costs attach to real records, not a separate budgeting app.

Costs on every service record
Each maintenance entry can carry its cost, parts and labour included, stamped with date and mileage.
Fuel spending included
Fill-ups logged in the fuel tracker land in the same cost history, so running costs are complete.
Per-motorcycle totals
Every motorcycle in your garage keeps its own expense history. No mixing the commuter with the weekend bike.
Costs as part of the ownership record
Spending sits next to the service history, so at sale time the story of the bike includes what went into it.

Free to start · iOS, Android, and web · Per-bike cost history

Expenses draw from fuel and service records. Keep all three in one garage.

Yes. Cost tracking is part of the free RPMVault garage. Free supports one motorcycle; Premium supports up to five.

Maintenance and service costs with notes, plus fuel spending from the fuel log. Everything attaches to a specific motorcycle.

Yes. Each motorcycle keeps its own history, so its costs are separate from any other bike in your garage.

Yes. Cost records live alongside the service history, and the history can be exported as a PDF for a buyer.

Start with your last service bill and your last fill-up. The picture builds from there.