Motorbike Insurance.

Hastings Direct Motorbike Insurance

53.72% of consumers could save with Hastings Motorbike Insurance * Based on Online independent research by Consumer Intelligence during 01 May 2011 to 31 May 2011. You could save up to £72.95 with Hastings Motorbike Insurance. *Based on Online independent research by Consumer Intelligence during 01 May 2011 to 31 May 2011. 10% of consumers could achieve this saving with Hastings Motorbike Insurance. Save time and money on cheaper bike insurance with Hastings Direct – we’ll compare prices so you don’t have to, searching our panel of leading UK insurers to get you our very best price. An online bike insurance quote couldn’t be easier, you can choose the policy to suit the level of cover you require and the whole process will only take a few minutes. At Hastings Direct we don’t just offer competitive prices, our policies pack in lots more benefits:  Protected no claims discount (optional)  Discounts for continuous ownership, garaging and security  Introductory discounts for riders with zero no claims discount** Plus, you can tailor your policy even further with our wide range of optional extras such as legal protection, breakdown cover and helmet and leathers cover. *** subject to terms and conditions.

AA Motorbike Insurance

- 3rd party covers liability - You can include pillion passengers - Protected no claims bonus - Up to 60 days' motorcycle insurance cover across EU countries - Instant cover and monthly payment option - A range of optional extras, including uninsured loss recovery and personal accident cover

Motorbike Statistics from National Statistics.

There are approximately 1.26 million licensed motorcycles in Great Britain, including those which are exempt from vehicle excise duty. The motorcycle ownership rate in 2007 was highest in the South West and lowest in Scotland. The ownership rate in Great Britain in 2007 was lower than in any main European Union country at that time, except Ireland. 146 thousand motorcycles were registered for the first time in 2007, higher than in the previous three years. Scooters and sports motorcycles are the most popular types of new motorcycles.  957 thousand motorcycles went through the MOT test in 2007/08. This represents a large increase on earlier years, as more mopeds and small motorcycles are being tested. Motorcyclists are at a much greater risk of death or serious injury than other road users. The relative risk of a motorcycle rider being killed or seriously injured per kilometre travelled was 54 times higher in 2006 than for car drivers.

Other motorcycle insurers

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