10% of new customers paid £97 for Comprehensive cover, between 1st December 2024 and 31st March 2025. Excludes optional extras and premium finance.
At Express Insurance Services, we’re avid biking enthusiasts like you. We know that your bike needs specialist cover, and it’s that knowledge which has helped to make us well established bike insurance policy providers.
By using Express Insurance Services, you’re getting access to some of the UK’s leading motorbike insurance providers. It doesn’t matter whether you use your bike to commute to work, relax at the weekend, or get into some serious off-road action – we aim to help you find the right type of insurance through us.
When it comes to finding the right policy for you, we have three levels to choose from.
Our core tier policies include a number of benefits as standard, these include EU cover, 24/7 Emergency Accident Helpline, and more.
Get the same benefits as our Essentials tier but with Motor Legal Expenses (up to £100,000) on top.
Opt for Premier and receive the same benefits as Essentials, plus Roadside Assistance.
The summary does not describe all the Terms and Conditions of your policy, so please take the time to read the full details when you get your insurance quote.
Helmet & Leathers
Up to £1,500 cover for your helmet, leathers, and boots if they’re damaged beyond economical repair following an accident.
Return Your Excess Insurance
Recover excess costs up to £500 per policy period with automatic reimbursement for fault or partial fault claims.
Breakdown Cover
Four levels of cover: Roadside, Roadside & Recovery, Roadside & Homestart, European Cover. Premier policies include Roadside Assistance as standard.
Personal Accident
Up to £21,000 cover against accidental bodily injury following an accident.
In a word… yes.
The Continuous Insurance Enforcement regulations make it clear that you cannot keep a motorbike without insuring it – regardless of how frequently you’re planning on riding it.
So, whatever bike you own, you should ensure you’re covered for the whole year.
There is only one exception to this: you can get a Statutory Off-Road Notice by confirming to the DVLA that your bike is being kept off the road and you have no intention of riding it.
Generally, there are three levels of bike insurance available to riders in the UK – third party, third party fire and theft, and comprehensive.
Before buying your cover, you should assess your circumstances to determine which policy level is right for you.
The minimum legal requirement for all bike riders is third party insurance. It is generally the cheapest – and most basic – type of insurance on the market.
Third party cover does not provide you with any protection against personal injury or costs incurred to repair your bike.
But it does protect other people (third parties) from legal or medical costs incurred from an incident that wasn’t their fault.
A third party fire and theft bike insurance policy is the next level up from a third party policy.
These policies cover everything in a third party policy, as well as any damages should your bike be stolen or be involved in a fire.
If you want to get the highest level of insurance available, then a comprehensive policy is your best option.
However, expect to pay for it: comprehensive policies are more expensive than other levels of cover. That’s because they offer more comprehensive cover, including personal injury damages, repairs, legal, and medical costs – for both
you and third parties – even if you caused the accident yourself.
Comprehensive policies also cover any costs caused by fire or theft.
Give us a call today to find out more about our policies and to get a quote on 0333 003 8545
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