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Look at the cover, excess, optional extras and exclusions as well as the premium.
Finding cover for your motorcycle can involve more than comparing a headline price. Use our comparison partner to explore available quotes, then take time to check the cover, excesses and policy terms that matter to you.
Motorcycle insurance quotes can vary depending on the bike, your riding experience, postcode, mileage, security, storage and previous claims. A comparison service can help you see options in one place, but it is important to look beyond the price before buying.
Make sure every answer is accurate, including any modifications or usage details. The insurer’s policy wording, exclusions and excesses are the documents that explain what is and is not covered.
Look at the cover, excess, optional extras and exclusions as well as the premium.
Provide complete information about the motorcycle, rider and intended use.
Check the policy wording and insurer information before making a purchase.
Exact benefits and limitations vary between insurers and policies. Always read the policy documents for the cover you are considering.
Designed to cover liability to other people and their property. It does not normally cover damage to your own motorcycle.
Typically includes third-party cover and may add cover if the motorcycle is stolen or damaged by fire, subject to policy terms.
May include the cover provided by lower levels as well as damage to your own motorcycle, but terms, excess and exclusions vary.
Accurate answers help insurers assess the risk and provide relevant quotes. Gather the details below before you begin comparing motorcycle insurance.
Classic bikes, modified motorcycles, high-performance models, scooters and multi-bike households can all need specific information. Declare relevant details accurately and check that the policy wording matches how you use and store the motorcycle.
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You will commonly need details about the motorcycle, your riding licence and history, address, estimated mileage, overnight storage, security, no-claims history and any modifications. The exact questions are set by the comparison service and insurers.
Third-party cover is designed to cover liability to other people. Third-party fire and theft typically adds fire and theft cover for your motorcycle. Comprehensive cover may include cover for damage to your own motorcycle, but policy features, limits, exclusions and excesses vary. Always read the policy documents carefully.
Some insurers and comparison services may offer options for modified, classic, high-performance or multi-bike motorcycles. You must declare modifications and all relevant information accurately so that quotes and cover can be assessed correctly.
Compare the cover, excess, exclusions, optional extras, policy limits and total premium — not price alone. Read the insurer’s policy wording and make sure the cover meets your individual needs before buying.
Compare cover carefully, read the policy documentation and choose the option that meets your own requirements.
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