
Third Party Insurance
The minimum bike insurance legally required to ride a motorcycle. Covers damage caused by your bike to someone else or their property.
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A quick comparison tool to help UK riders find motorcycle insurance.

A quick guide to the main types of motorcycle insurance available.

The minimum bike insurance legally required to ride a motorcycle. Covers damage caused by your bike to someone else or their property.

Covers the same scenarios as third-party insurance, plus cover against fire damage and theft.

Aims to offer a complete service, covering accident damage as well as fire and theft, usually at a higher cost.

Fast, free quotes for scooter and moped cover, including electric moped insurance.
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Specialist cover for off-road and on-road dirt bike riders, with a quote in under a minute.
Find out moreMotorbike Insurance are bike fanatics who want to help you get the best deal on your motorbike insurance quote. The handy quotation comparison tool can help you cut through the online noise and easily find a policy that suits you, at a price you'll love.
The comparison tool helps you find all kinds of motorcycle insurance policies, such as scooter and moped insurance, classic bike insurance, cruiser insurance, quad bike insurance, multi bike insurance, temporary bike insurance and particular policies like student insurance and 125cc bike insurance.
Click onto the quote comparison tool, type in all the necessary details and press submit.
You'll be shown a page with the best motorbike insurance deals, perfect for your needs.
Browse and buy any of the policies you see - all of which can take under 5 minutes.


The cost of motorcycle insurance entirely depends on your bike and how you use it, including your age, sex and location, so it's best to use the quote comparison system to get a personalised quote.
You can own an insured motorcycle without a licence, for example a classic bike, but it may be harder or more expensive to get insurance without a licence as insurers may see this as higher risk.
Typically it's cheaper to run a motorbike than a car, though this depends on your model of motorbike and riding history, as well as other factors.
This depends whether your insurer offers this service - we'd always recommend getting in touch with your insurer to ask about their specific policies.
Yes, you need insurance to help keep you and other drivers safe, and taxing your bike is also a legal requirement. Once your motorbike is over 3 years old you'll also need an MOT.
Storing your bike safely in a garage, riding safely to build a good history, and considering the size of your engine can all help reduce the cost of your insurance.
It's illegal to ride without insurance, but you can activate a policy 24 hours after purchase, or pre-purchase insurance for your delivery date so you can ride straight away.
If you love your bike, make sure you insure it. Use the comparison system to find the perfect, personalised insurance package for your bike.