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Motorbike insurance, sorted in minutes.

Pop in your reg, compare prices from UK insurers, and spend less on cover and more on the open road.

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  • Free to use
  • No obligation
  • Quotes from a regulated partner

Got these handy? You're good to go.

Having these ready makes the whole thing quicker. No need to dig out your old policy documents.

  • Your bike's reg number
  • Your licence type, like CBT, A2 or full A
  • Where your bike is kept overnight
  • Years of no-claims bonus
  • Any claims or convictions in the last 5 years

Three steps. That's it.

  1. 1

    Tell us your reg

    We'll look up the make and model for you.

  2. 2

    See your prices

    Our partner lines up quotes so you can compare at a glance.

  3. 3

    Pick and ride off

    Choose the cover you like and buy it straight from the insurer.

Motorbike insurance myths, busted

Myth

“My car no-claims bonus covers my bike.”

Usually not. Most insurers keep car and bike no-claims separate, though a few may take your car record into account.

Myth

“Security doesn't change the price.”

It often does. Approved locks, alarms, trackers and a garage can all help bring your premium down.

Good to know

Learners can get covered too.

If you've passed your CBT, you can usually get insured as a learner rider, with L plates on.

Questions? We've got answers.

Do you sell the insurance?

Nope. We point you to a regulated partner that finds the quotes. You buy from the insurer you pick.

Does it cost anything?

Not a penny. We may get a commission if you buy, which doesn't change your price.

Can I get insured on a CBT?

Usually, yes. Learner riders with a valid CBT certificate can get cover, with L plates and the usual learner restrictions.

Monthly or annually?

Paying annually is usually cheaper, because monthly payments often include interest.

Let's find you a better price.

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