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Learner motorbike insurance is flexible cover that helps you get in extra private practice and build confidence while learning to ride a motorbike.
You’ll need to do lots of training and pass all your exams before getting your full licence. Whether using your own motorbike or borrowing one, you’ll legally need learner motorbike insurance.
Getting learner motorbike insurance is incredibly simple and straightforward and takes just a couple of minutes.
We know you’d rather be honing your skills on the road than rushing around trying to find the right cover for your bike, so follow these 3 simple steps to get your temporary learner motorcycle insurance.
You can learn to drive bikes with smaller engines – like mopeds – from the age of 16. That’s a year earlier than the legal limit for driving a car.
Learning to ride a motorbike is different to learning to drive a car, especially as you’re out there on your own.
Before you ride a motorbike, you’ll need the following:
After completing your CBT, but before passing your test, you’ll need learner motorbike insurance.
Following this, you’ll be free to ride your motorbike with L-plates – albeit with exclusions subject to age and engine size. You won’t be able to drive on motorways and can only remove L-plates once you pass your practical test.
This is up to you and depends on how long it will take to be test-ready. Once your seven days are up, you can easily get another week’s learner motorbike insurance.
You’ll be able to put a more permanent arrangement in place once you pass your test.
Many factors affect the price of temporary motorbike insurance, including:
Getting learner motorbike insurance is simple and straightforward.
We know you’d rather be out on the road than trying to find the right cover, so follow these simple steps to get temporary learner motorcycle insurance.
Yes, it doesn’t matter what licence type you have or if you have no licence at all. If you own a motorbike in the UK, you will need to insure that bike.
Your options for insuring a motorcycle without a licence include declaring it SORN so that the DVLA know that is off the road and not being used. If you’re planning on learning to ride and want to get insurance for a bike before you get your provisional licence, why not get a quick easy temporary motorbike insurance policy with Tempcover. It covers you to ride the bike whilst you’re learning but there are no long term commitments, so if things change, you’re not tied into an agreement.
Yes, even if you haven’t completed your CBT, you will still need to have bike insurance.
You don’t need to have passed your CBT to ride a motorcycle, however, you will be restricted to mopeds up to 50cc.
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You can pay for your short term insurance policy in several ways. Using our secure payment system, you can use the following payment methods:
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