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Two-Wheeler Insurance

Cover for your bike or scooter.

Two-wheeler insurance covers damage to your bike or scooter and your liability to others. Third-party cover is required by law; comprehensive cover protects your own vehicle too.

  • Legally covered

    Third-party cover meets the legal requirement.

  • Protect your ride

    Comprehensive cover for accidents, theft and natural disasters.

  • Long-term plans

    Some insurers offer multi-year policies so you renew less often.

How it works

  1. 01

    Share a few details

    Who and what you want covered.

  2. 02

    Compare with an advisor

    We walk you through plans that fit, and what each one covers.

  3. 03

    Buy with confidence

    We help with the proposal and stay around for claims.

Good to know

  • Keep your no-claim bonus by renewing on time
  • Add personal accident cover if you don't already have it

What you'll need

  • Registration certificate (RC)
  • Your current policy, if you have one

Questions people ask

Is third-party cover enough?

It's the legal minimum, but it doesn't pay for damage to your own vehicle.

Can I transfer my policy when I sell?

Yes, the policy can be transferred to the new owner.

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