September Marketplace Report

September Marketplace Report: Big Wins, Top Trends & Record Sales

September was packed with action on MX Locker — from huge community debates to massive sales events and even a record-breaking auction with Aaron Gwin and Road 2 Recovery. Here’s a breakdown of what went down in the marketplace last month.

🚨 Big Wins of September

This month gave riders plenty of chances to score big. Our Labor Day Sale featured amazing deals on thousands of Moto and MTB products. Meanwhile, our Road 2 Recovery auction with Aaron Gwin raised the stakes, offering a huge range of signed MTB jerseys that had fans bidding hard.

🎥 The Paddock: Debate of the Month

On our YouTube channel, Jeff Emig and Ryan Hughes went head-to-head in a heated debate: Knee Pads vs. Knee Braces.
It’s one of the biggest rider protection questions in Moto — and the two legends broke it down from every angle before delivering their final verdict.

👉 Watch the full debate here

📈 Monthly Trends

Riders were busy searching the marketplace, and here’s what topped the charts in September:

Top 5 Searches:

Boots

Helmets

Engine parts

Alpinestars Tech 10

Suspension

It’s clear that riders are gearing up not just for safety but also for performance.

💡 Seller Insight

On the sales side, dirt bike engines proved to be the hottest ticket item, topping the charts as the best-selling category. Other strong movers included dirt bike boots and suspension parts.

💰 Go Big or Go Home: Most Expensive Sale

The biggest single sale of September was nothing short of epic: a set of WP Cone Valve Forks and Shock (KTM, Husky, GasGas) sold for a massive $3,000. Proof that when it comes to performance, riders are willing to invest in the best.

🚀 Wrapping Up September

From record sales and community debates to auctions supporting a great cause, September showed the full spectrum of what MX Locker is all about: connecting riders, fueling passion, and making the ride better.

Stay tuned for October’s report — and in the meantime, gear up, sell your parts, and keep the community thriving.