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Motorcycle Insurance QLD

Compare motorcycle insurance policies in Queensland.

Motorcycle Insurance

Motorcycle insurance QLD

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Product FCI Roadside assistance Accidental damage Storm Choice of repairer Agreed or Market Value
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.
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.
Optional
Optional
Agreed or Market
Agreed or Market
Protects your motorcycle against loss or damage as a result of an accident, storms, flood, fire, theft, transit damage and third-party liability.
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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How much does motorcycle insurance cost in QLD?

The below costs are for comprehensive motorcycle insurance and are based on a fictional profile, your own costs will differ based on your personal circumstances and the model of your motorcycle.

ProvidersAnnual cost for $7,000 bikeAnnual cost for $29,000 bike
NRMA$646$1,654
QBE$555$1,311
AAMI$560Cover not available
Swann$453$899
Budget Direct$527Cover not available
RACQOnline quote not availableOnline quote not available

What affects your motorcycle insurance premium?

Some factors that affect your premium are out of your control, but others can be managed. Here are a few points to consider if you want to reduce the price of your insurance:

  • The price of your bike. If your bike is newer or more expensive than the average, your premiums will be higher. As already stated, cities like Brisbane and the Gold Coast are more prone to theft, which means you might want to consider a cheaper flight.
  • The area you stay in. If you live in an area of Queensland where theft is more common, where cyclones are common, or live in remote are, your insurance premiums may be higher.
  • Multi-policy discount. Many of the insurance providers offer home and contents insurance, life insurance, car insurance and more. If you have more than one policy with the same insurer you can often get discounted premiums.
  • Age and experience. If you're an older rider with decades of riding experience your premiums will be lower than people in their early twenties who have just upgraded from their provisional, P-plate licences.
  • Make and model. These make a big difference to your premiums. If you're driving around on the latest, high-speed Japanese sports model, it could cost you more than a lower-powered bike built ten years ago.
  • How often you pay. Pay-by-the-month can be a bit more expensive than paying an entire year's premium up front.
  • How much you insure your ride for. If you choose an agreed value your premiums will rise over time, because the payout for your ride is going to be the same if it is written off. In contrast, choosing market value will mean that your premium will be lower over time.
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