Motorcycle Insurance
Sorry, this currently isn't available to new customers.
Cover for your motorcycle
If we're protecting your motorbike, trike or scooter, you're in the right place to find information about your existing policy. Full details of your cover are available in the policy documents sent to you.
This cover is currently not available to new customers.
Your motorcycle cover options
Comprehensive Motorcycle Insurance
What's covered
- Loss and damage to your vehicle
Cover if your motorbike is lost, stolen or damaged - Your liability
Cover if you injure someone or damage their vehicle or property in a motor incident - New motorbike replacement
If it’s extensively damaged or stolen within 6 months of purchase - Accident recovery
If we can’t make your motorbike safe after an accident, we’ll take it to our nearest approved repairer
What's not covered
Unfortunately, we can’t cover everything – make sure you’re happy with what’s not covered, including:
- Loss or damage from theft if your ignition keys are left in or on your motorbike
- Damage to tyres caused by breaking, punctures, cuts or bursts
- Loss of or damage to helmets and protective clothing
Mandatory excess
As well as any voluntary excess, riders aged 20 and under are also subject to a £100 excess. Riders aged between 21 and 24 are subject to a £50 excess.
Take a look at our policy wording for full details of what’s not covered.
Read our motorbike policy document (394KB)
What's optional
Choose optional add-ons at an additional cost to create cover that suits you.
- Foreign use
Cover while riding in most European countries - European breakdown cover
Help if you breakdown abroad by adding this cover when you take out 'Foreign Use' - Motor legal
Help recovering your compensation and financial losses after a motor incident which wasn't your fault
Third Party Fire and Theft
What's covered
- Damage to your motorbike
Cover for loss or damage to your motorbike from fire, theft or attempted theft - Your liability
Cover if you injure someone or damage their vehicle or property in a motor accident - New motorbike replacement
If it’s extensively damaged or lost by fire, theft or attempted theft within 6 months of purchase
We also offer Third Party only cover, read our policy document for more information.
What's not covered
Unfortunately, we can’t cover everything – make sure you’re happy with what’s not covered, including:
- Damage to your motorbike unless caused by theft, attempted theft or fire
- Loss or damage from theft if your ignition keys are left in or on your motorbike
- Damage to tyres caused by breaking, punctures, cuts or bursts
Mandatory excess
As well as any voluntary excess, riders aged 20 and under are also subject to a £100 excess. Riders aged between 21 and 24 are subject to a £50 excess.
Take a look at our policy wording for full details of what’s not covered.
What's optional
Choose optional add-ons at an additional cost to create cover that suits you.
- Foreign use
Cover while riding in most European countries - Motor legal
Help recovering your compensation and financial losses after a motor incident which was'nt your fault - European breakdown cover
Add cover for breakdowns in Europe when you take out 'Foreign Use'
How our claims process works
Whatever happens, we’re here when you need us – 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Let us know
If you’ve had an accident or need to make a claim, call us on 0345 030 6925 1.
You'll need your policy number to start your claim – so it's a good idea to have this to hand.
Expert review
We'll take a look at your claim and work out how best to help you.
We’ll review any photos or documents you’ve sent us as part of your claim and ask you for details of anyone else involved.
We’ll respond quickly
We'll get back to you as soon as we can to sort things out.
Depending on your cover, we can organise repairs to get you back on the road. Or work with you and other parties to settle your claim for a replacement vehicle.
Looking for more cover?
We’ve also got a range of options to cover your four-wheeled vehicle.
Driving abroad?
You will need a Green card to drive in the EU, the EEA, Switzerland, Serbia or Andorra.
For information on Green Cards or how Brexit may impact your Aviva policies please visit our FAQs.
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