Bike Insurance Guides

Find out how scooter insurance can keep you and your two-wheeler safe, why you need it and how to find the cheapest cover

Motorbike warranties are a good way to protect your bike in case it suffers a mechanical breakdown – learn how it differs from motorbike insurance

Short-term motorbike insurance is useful if you only need cover for a short while – here’s what to look for when you compare quotes

Third-party motorbike insurance is the minimum legal requirement for motorcycle owners – here’s how to get a cheaper quote

Fully comprehensive motorbike insurance is the highest level of cover available

Third-party, fire and theft cover is middle option when it comes to motorbike insurance – here’s what you need to know

Young motorbike riders will often have to pay higher insurance costs because they’re new to the road and haven’t managed to get much experience. But there are some things you can do to help keep the cost of bike insurance as low as possible.

What is one-day motorbike insurance? One-day motorbike insurance does exactly what you'd expect: it provides you with cover for one day (usually a period of 24 hours from the moment your policy starts).

A quad bike is classed as being a B1 vehicle by the Government. This means that to drive a road-legal quad bike on public roads, the driver must hold a full car licence or full motorcycle licence category B1.

As fuel prices continue to soar and insurance premiums show no sign of dropping, many commuters and young motorists may well turn to alternative modes of transport, such as electric motorcycles, in order to cut travel costs.