Motorcycle insurance is all about peace of mind and providing financial protection for you and your bike against a wide range of incidents. AAMI Motorcycle Insurance, issued by AAI Limited, is designed to meet the needs of a wide range of motorcyclists.
There are three cover options available so you can choose the policy that’s right for you – Comprehensive Cover; Fire, Theft and Third Party Property Damage Cover; and Third Party Property Damage cover. Each AAMI policy is backed by a 24/7 paperless claims service, fast and reliable repairs, and a lifetime guarantee on all authorised repairs.
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What motorcycle policies are available from AAMI?
AAMI offers three main Motorcycle Insurance Cover options:
- Comprehensive Cover. This high-level option is AAMI’s most popular motorcycle insurance policy. It covers your motorcycle against loss or damage caused by collision, fire, theft, storm and more, but also provides legal liability cover for damage you cause to other people’s vehicles and property.
- Fire, Theft and Third Party Property Damage Cover. This mid-range policy provides cover when your motorcycle suffers loss or damage as a result of fire, theft or attempted theft. It also includes up to $20 million of legal liability cover when you cause damage to other people’s property.
- Third Party Property Damage Cover. This entry-level cover option is the most affordable policy from AAMI, providing up to $20 million of legal liability cover when you cause damage to other people’s property. Up to $5,000 cover is also included for damage by uninsured drivers.
However, AAMI also offers compulsory third party (CTP) insurance to drivers in NSW and the ACT. This type of policy provides cover when you cause injury to other road users.
What does each policy cover?
- $20 million legal liability cover
- Accidental loss or damage to your motorcycle
- Covers fire, theft, attempted theft, storm, hail, flood, malicious damage and collision
- Replacement motorcycle cover
- New motorcycle after a total loss for motorcycles less than 2 years old
- Emergency travel, accommodation and repairs
- Hire car after theft for up to 21 days
- Lifetime guarantee on all authorised repairs
- $500 personal property cover
- $1,000 riding apparel cover
- Towing and storage costs
- $20 million legal liability cover
- Accidental loss or damage to your motorcycle caused by fire or theft
- Replacement motorcycle cover
- $5,000 cover for damage by uninsured drivers
- Emergency travel, accommodation and repairs following fire or theft
- Hire car after theft for up to 21 days
- Lifetime guarantee on all authorised repairs
- Personal property cover, riding apparel cover after fire or theft
- $20 million legal liability cover
- Replacement motorcycle cover
- $5,000 cover for damage by uninsured drivers
- Lifetime guarantee on all authorised repairs
- Third party property damage cover for trailers
- For NSW and ACT drivers
- Covers you for injuries you cause to other people in a motor vehicle accident
- Covers injuries to a wide range of other road users, including drivers, passengers, pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists and pillion passengers
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How Much Does AAMI Motorcycle Insurance Cost?
There are several factors that influence the cost of your AAMI Motorcycle Insurance policy, including:
- The level of cover you choose. Comprehensive cover is the most expensive.
- Your excess. With AAMI Flexi-Premiums, you can choose lower premiums in return for a higher excess.
- The insured amount. The amount AAMI agrees to cover your motorcycle for will obviously have an impact on the cost of premiums.
- No-claim discount. You will receive cheaper premiums if the insurer applies a no-claim discount to your policy.
- When you pay premiums. You can save money if you pay premiums annually rather than in monthly instalments.
- Where your bike is stored. A bike kept in a locked garage overnight will be cheaper to cover than one left parked on the street.
- Your claims history. Your previous claims history and driving experience will also be taken into account.
AAMI Motorcycle Insurance Excess
An excess is the amount you have to pay for each incident that leads to a claim. The amount and types of excesses that apply to your policy will be shown on your certificate of insurance, but could include the following:
- Standard excess. This excess applies to all claims.
- AAMI Flexi-Premiums excess. This option allows you to lower your premiums by increasing your policy’s excess.
- Age excess. This excess is payable if a rider under 25 years of age was riding your motorcycle at the time of the incident.
- Inexperienced rider excess. You’ll need to pay this excess if an inexperienced rider was riding, using or in charge of your motorcycle when the incident occurred.
Making a Claim
If you’re involved in an accident or your bike is stolen, the first thing you should do is make sure everyone is safe and phone 000 if necessary. Next, take any steps you can to prevent further loss or damage, such as moving your motorcycle off the road.
If someone is injured, or if someone has stolen, attempted to steal or maliciously damaged your motorcycle, phone the police straight away and record the time, date, report number and the name of the recording officer.
You should also record the names and details of all drivers, passengers and witnesses, and contact AAMI as soon as possible. An AAMI representative will talk you through what you need to do to lodge your claim, and will organise towing if required.
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If you want to cover your bike against a wide range of risks and enjoy the peace of mind that comes with financial protection, AAMI Motorcycle Insurance is well worth considering. Compare its features with the benefits offered by other motorcycle insurance policies on finder.com.au.
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