Tips to get cheaper motorbike insurance
If you're looking to reduce the cost of cover, check out our guide on how to get cheaper motorbike insurance. But here are some quick and handy tips:
Boost security
Keeping your bike in a garage or adding security features can reduce premiums.
Increase your excess
A higher voluntary excess can lower premiums, but keep it affordable.
Pay annually
Paying upfront is usually cheaper than paying monthly.
Review extras
Skip unneeded add-ons to avoid paying for unnecessary cover.
Shop around
Compare providers and don't auto-renew to find the best cover.
Take a motorbike course
Advanced training can help lower your insurance costs.
Types of Piaggio motorcycle insurance
When you buy insurance for your bike or scooter, there are 3 levels of cover to choose from:
Third-party
Third-party, fire and theft
Comprehensive
What optional extras can I get with my Piaggio motorbike insurance?
Motorbike insurance providers may well offer optional add-ons to your cover. While these are sometimes included as standard, you generally have to add these to your policy for a fee.
FAQs
Can I insure my Piaggio under a multi-bike policy?
Yes, you can insure your Piaggio on a multi-bike policy. When you put multiple bikes on a policy, this cuts down on admin as there's only one renewal date to remember. Plus it might save you money.
Can I get coverage for international trips?
Yes, although it's not often included as standard on motorbike policies. When you compare bike insurance, check to see if you can add riding abroad to your chosen policy. You may need to pay a fee, but it tends to be affordable.There is sometimes a 30-day allowance to drive abroad included with some policies. Find out more about touring Europe on a motorcycle.
What should I do if my Piaggio is stolen or damaged?
You can find out everything you need to know about making a claim on your motorbike insurance here. But in short, here are the important steps to take:
- Take photos and document what happened
- Get eyewitness details if you can
- Get the details of any other road users involved
- If it's stolen, report it to the police and get a crime reference number
- Get in touch with your motorbike insurance provider to make a claim