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QBE Comprehensive Motorcycle Insurance

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  • Lifetime guarantee on repairs
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Comprehensive motorbike insurance can cover your bike against a whole range of events including accidental damage, collision, fire, storm, theft and much more.

Comprehensive motorcycle insurance

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Product Roadside assistance Accidental damage Storm Choice of repairer Agreed or Market Value
QBE Motorcycle Insurance logo
Agreed or Market
Summary: QBE won our Green Insurer of the Year Award. Budget friendly and environmentally friendly.

Who it might be good for: Anyone on a budget who still wants good-quality cover.
Youi Motorcycle Insurance logo
Agreed or Market
Summary: Youi has earned a reputation for great customer service and offers 24/7 roadside assistance as standard. This is typically an optional extra.

Who it might be good for: People who value a good customer experience and want the ability to customise their policy.
Budget Direct logo
Optional
Agreed or Market
AAMI logo
Agreed
Summary: AAMI’s comprehensive motorcycle insurance policy covers more than some of its competitors with the inclusion of riding apparel as standard. For further coverage, more options to customise cover are available.

⭐ Current offer: $25 off when you buy online.

Who it might be good for: With a paperless claims process, AAMI could be good if you’re keen to manage everything online.
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What does comprehensive motorcycle insurance cover?

With comprehensive motorcycle insurance, you’ll be covered for:

  • Accidental damage to your bike
  • Damage you cause to other people’s car, bikes and property
  • Fire, storm and theft
  • Hire vehicle after theft
  • New bike replacement
  • Key replacement
  • Emergency repairs
  • Towing and storage costs

You can also add on cover for:

  • Roadside assistance
  • Personal effects
  • Riding gear
  • Emergency accommodation
  • No excess windscreen protection

What will impact how much I pay?

Comprehensive motorcycle insurance can be expensive but there are ways to save. It's good to know what to expect when you're gathering quotes. Your premiums are determined by factors such as:

  • The price of your bike. More valuable motorcycles cost more to insure. Similarly, it is often more expensive to insure a vehicle at agreed value than market value.
  • Your age and gender. Younger riders, and males in particular, are statistically more accident prone and will often have higher premiums.
  • The engine capacity. More powerful engines may be more likely to lead to accidents, and higher speeds mean accidents are often more severe. As such, more powerful engines will often carry higher premiums.
  • Additional modifications and features. Modifications and features can raise the cost of your bike, which in turn raises premiums.
  • How you store your bike. Keeping your motorcycle in a secure garage overnight will often get you lower premiums than if parking it in the open.
  • Your chosen excess. A higher basic excess means lower premiums.
  • Your policy options. Adding additional options to your comprehensive motorcycle insurance will typically raise premiums.
  • Your location. Living in a high crime area, or an area with a statistically higher rate of vehicle accidents, can raise your premiums.

Finder survey: What is the most important feature when choosing motorcycle insurance?

Response
Price48.72%
Features43.59%
Customer service7.69%
Source: Finder survey by Pure Profile of 1006 Australians, December 2023

How I saved $550 by comparing and switching

Peta Taylor

"My husband's comprehensive motorcycle insurance was up for renewal and I couldn't believe the bill we were served. The insurance provider wanted us to renew our policy for over $1,300 when it used to cost about $900 to insure. Inflation is bad but it's not that bad. I shopped around and ended up finding a policy that only charged us $750. This policy even included more features, like roadside assistance, and higher benefit limits than the $1,300 policy. It always pays to shop around."
-Peta Taylor

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