Personal Travel Insurance that covers using a bigger bike than 125cc

[wheelbothends]

Checking my just expiring Travel Insurance for me and Herself and find that Rock Insurance seem to have quietly withdrawn cover for touring sized bikes.

They used to offer cover up to 1500cc and I've used them for the last couple of years.

Anyone got any recommendation/suggestions for decent cover?

[Treadtrader]

I've used these for the last couple of years. Very competitive
http://www.holidaysafe.co.uk/travel-ins ... rance.html

[OnHellas]

Try PJ Hayman. Probably not the cheapest but you are covered for what you want.
Very quick and easy to arrange. Annual or single trip. Worldwide cover if required.

[Paul_C]

Overland Magazine have a bike focused travel insurance link on their website.

[.fraser.]

Carole Nash also do insurance, you need to phone though.

[sprintster]

The AA will cover you to ride any bike you would be licensed to ride in the UK.I paid about £14 for single trip European cover but they also do annual and worldwide.I've never had to make a claim though.

[Tonibe63]

Is it your own bike being used as your means of travel? If so why should you not get the same cover as you would if driving your own car? Our Directline travel insurance covers us when touring on our own bike 1200cc.
If you are flying and renting then it is treated as an excursion and as such the 125 cc maximum applies.

[uturntony]

Post Office (thumbs)

[wwdph02]

I used these in 2014 as many bike policies were the 125cc maximum type but their policy had a restriction that allowed you to ride only the same size engine as your uk license.
I will be using them again this weekend for another trip to Norway

http://www.navigatortravel.co.uk/activi ... insurance/


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[andymac]

My annual policy with Lv is covering me over 125 as long as I wear motorcycle clothing.