Smaller motorbikes are growing in popularity due to their low cost, ease of maintenance and cherished ability to nip through gridlocked traffic.
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You have bought your bike, the leathers fit like a glove and your crash helmet is shiny and new — but before you can feel the thrill of the open road you’ll need to pass your motorcycle test.
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Thankfully the cost of motorbike insurance hasn’t been rising as rapidly as car cover over the past few years. But that doesn’t mean that riders won’t want to keep a lid on their premiums.
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There could be a number of reasons why you want or need to cancel your motorbike insurance policy. You may have decided to sell your bike and buy a car or use an alternative means of transport before your existing policy is up for renewal.
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here are a number of reasons why you might have to change your insurance policy during the year it is in force: for example, if you buy a new bike or want to add another rider to your cover.
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Perhaps the most common reason for claiming on your insurance is if you’re involved in some sort of collision. If this happens to you and you are not seriously hurt, the first thing to worry about is making the scene of the accident safe.
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If you were to ever have a motorbike-related accident, whether you’re a biker yourself or otherwise, here are some pointers as to how to handle the situation.
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