All of the bikes we insure should be found in this list so please take a moment to ensure you have selected the correct details. The official documentation from the DVLA on your bike will help you to find the correct make, year of registration and cc. Once you have selected the make, year of registration and cc, the bike model list will display the bikes fitting this criteria. If you are unable to find your bike please click here.

We have selected these from the information you provided us about the make, year of registration and cc. Please select the model of your motorcycle from this menu. If you cannot find the model of your bike you may want to check on your documentation to see if you are selecting the correct information. For example sometimes a bike know as an 1000cc will officially be a 999cc and therefore in a different category. If you are still unsure or can’t find your bike, click here.

• Changes to the bodywork, such as carbon fibre parts or fairings added
• Changes to suspension or brakes
• Cosmetic changes such as special paintwork or murals
• Changes affecting performance such as changes to the engine management or exhaust system

Please be aware that this is not a full list of all possible changes- all changes made from the manufacturer’s standard specification must be disclosed.

After you have purchased the policy, you will be sent an agreed value request form along with your policy documents. If you wish to have an agreed value on your policy you will need to fill in this form and send it to us along with pictures and other supporting evidence to help us confirm the value is correct. Market value applies until the valuation has been agreed by us and by you. See FAQ's for further information.

Please tell us approx how many miles you expect to travel a year on your bike in the next year. If unsure, just simply mulltiply your average weekly amount by 52.

Discounts maybe available for certain security devices if you meet certain criteria. Please select the device for your bike from the list provided.

What counts as ‘garaged’?
Garage: Securely-locked and of brick or concrete construction, located on your own property and access into it cannot be shared with anyone outside your household.
Metal shed: A securely-locked and solidly-built steel shed, located on your own property and access into it cannot be shared with anyone outside your household.
Shipping container: Securely-locked and of sound construction, located on your own property and access into it cannot be shared with anyone outside your household.
Wooden shed: Securely-locked and of sound construction. If it has no floor of its own, the walls must be securely fixed to a concrete base. If it has a wooden floor, this must be securely fixed to the shed’s walls, and the shed must be sat on a solid concrete base or concrete paving slabs. The shed must be located on your own property and access into it cannot be shared with anyone outside your household.

If you are unsure as to whether you should include your condition, please tick yes. On the next page you will get a drop down list where you can specify the condition even if it is minor. Always include your conditions since not declaring them may cause your insurance to be invalid. Medical conditions include major conditions and more minor conditions such as diabetes, anxiety attacks or asthma.

Enter your postcode then click on 'Find Address' and choose an address from the dropdown menu. You can amend the details of the address if needed after you have made a selection.

Please pick “Household duties” if you are a housewife or househusband.
If you are unemployed, a housewife or househusband, retired or a student, you will not need to enter anything in the fields of Occupation or Industry.

Enter the first few letters of your job title. Our clever technology will provide a list of options from our database. If your job is not listed then choose the closest match.

Enter the first few letters of the industry you work in. Our clever technology will provide a list of options from our database. If your industry is not listed then choose the closest match.

Please enter the first few letters which best describes your part-time occupation or job title.
Enter * to see a complete list (this may take some time to display).

Please enter the first few letters which best describes the industry in which you work part-time.
Enter * to see a complete list (this may take some time to display).

If you've passed your CBT only, choose 'Provisional'. If you will be riding on your car licence which you acquired before 1st February 2001, please choose 'Provisional'. Only choose 'Full' if you hold a Full UK Motorcycle Licence.

Learner moped and motorcycle riders must have completed a Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) course before riding a moped or motorcycle on the road. However, the requirement to complete CBT does not apply to those riders who are:
1) learning to ride a motorcycle and who have already obtained full moped entitlement as a result of passing a moped test on or after 1 December 1990, or
2) riding a moped with full entitlement given automatically with a full car licence. For CBT enquiries please contact the Driving Standards Agency (DSA). Bennetts can issue a cover note if you have a provisional licence and need insurance cover to take your Compulsory Basic Training.

If you have been riding for more than 5 years with a full licence, then choose '5'.

If you've passed any advanced riding qualifications please select it from the list below which will appear if you select "yes". These are the current qualifications Bennetts recognises.

This includes speeding fines (fixed penalty offences) as well as other motoring offences.

This question relates not just to your motorcycle but also any other vehicle you may have used regardless of whether you made a claim on your insurance at the time.

Bennetts offer "third party only", "third party fire and theft" and "fully comprehensive" insurance. Fully comprehensive is the most complete cover and covers your own bike as well as any damage to another person or bike. If you need some details on the differences, please see the FAQs. After we give your quotation you will have another opportunity to change the type of cover.

Your NCD must be relevant to your bike - your car NCD cannot be used. This is because riding a bike is very different to driving a car. We will consider riding experience as well as no claims bonus in assessing your insurance cover. Please note that the same no claims bonus cannot be used on two policies at the same time.

Your policy documents will confirm whether proof of no claims discount is required. If proof is required you will need to provide valid proof within 21 days of your policy start date. If you do not do this the cost of your policy will increase, or in some cases, be cancelled.

NCD proof needs to show the expiry date of your previous insurance, must not be more than 2 years old and must show the NCD entitlement in years.

Business use should be selected if you will use your bike for any work journeys outside of your regular commute to one place of work. Business use will be restricted to the proposer (main policy holder). However, business use does not include professional biking such as couriers, despatch riding or food delivery. This requires specialist insurance which Bennetts are unable to provide.

If you plan to ever carry a pillion passenger, please let us know so we can provide you with the right cover.

Enter a valid telephone number which has at least 10 digits and begins with a zero. For landlines please also include the area code.