RAA Motorcycle Insurance
Need motorcycle insurance? Compare policies available from RAA and get your two wheels covered.
If you’re looking for a motorcycle insurance policy that offers a high level of protection for you and your bike, RAA Comprehensive Motorcycle Insurance is well worth a look. Underwritten by RAA Insurance Limited, this policy covers loss or damage to your bike, rider safety equipment, new-vehicle replacement for motorcycles less than two years old, and $20 million of legal liability cover.
Backed by the freedom to choose your own repairer and a fast and easy claims process, it’s worth considering when trying to find the right cover for your bike.
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RAA Motorcycle Insurance Cover Options
RAA offers two motorcycle insurance policies:
RAA Comprehensive Motorcycle Insurance
This policy is designed for Australian riders who want the ultimate peace of mind from their insurance coverage. Benefits start with $20 million of legal liability cover when you cause damage to someone else’s vehicle or property, as well as $5 million of legal liability cover when you cause death or bodily injury.
Next, RAA Comprehensive Motorcycle Insurance provides cover against loss or damage to your motorcycle caused by accident, fire, hail, storm, theft and much more. New-for-old replacement is offered when your bike is less than two years old but a total loss, and up to $750 worth of cover for rider safety equipment is included.
The policy also offers a wide range of other benefits, including cover for emergency repairs, flexible excess options, and a lifetime guarantee on authorised repairs. Remember to always check the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) before going ahead with cover.
What exactly is covered?
- $20 million legal liability cover for damage to other people’s vehicles and property
- $5 million legal liability cover for death and bodily injury
- Cover for loss or damage caused by fire, theft, attempted theft, malicious damage, storm, hail, flood and collision
- Up to $750 cover for rider safety equipment
- New motorcycle replacement for up to two years (subject to local availability)
- Freedom to choose your repairer
- Lifetime guarantee on repairs if you choose an RAA approved crash repairer
- Claims handled in South Australia
- Cover for emergency repairs and emergency travel and accommodation costs
- Flexible excess options
- Recovery costs following theft
Third Party Property Insurance - What's covered?
- Legal liability
- Uninsured motorist extension
- No fault excess
- 14 day change of vehicle
- Flexible excess options
- Legal costs
What won't you be covered for?
How much Does RAA motorcycle insurance cost?
RAA will assess several factors when deciding on your RAA Comprehensive Motorcycle Insurance premium amount, including:
- Your age. Riders of a certain age are statistically more likely to make a claim than others so are therefore charged higher premiums.
- Any discounts and rewards. You may qualify for a no-claim discount or some other type of reward from RAA.
- Your riding history. Your riding experience and accident history will affect the amount of your premiums.
- Finance. You may be charged higher premiums if your motorcycle is financed.
- Where it is kept. If your motorcycle is kept in an area with a high rate of theft or accidents, your premiums will be higher.
- How far you ride. The annual distance you ride your motorcycle could have an impact on the amount you pay for cover.
- Type of motorcycle. The insurer will assess the average repair costs and theft rates for your make and model, as well as any modifications you have made.
- Motorcycle use. Using your bike for business purposes could increase your premium.
RAA motorcycle insurance excess
The excess is the amount you need to contribute to the cost of each claim, and the amount payable is shown on your certificate of insurance. Your claim will only be covered if it is more than the excess payable. The following excesses may apply:
- Voluntary excess. This applies to all claims (except those specified below),
- Non-removable age excess. This may be payable if the person riding your motorcycle was within age range set out for a young rider on your certificate of insurance.
- Non-removable endorsed excess. This excess may be payable if it is shown on your certificate of insurance.
- Non-removable theft excess. This excess may be payable in the event of theft or attempted theft if it is shown on your certificate of insurance.
However, you will not have to pay an excess if:
- In the insurer’s opinion the driver of the other vehicle was more than 50% at fault and you can supply their name, address and registration details.
- Your motorcycle is stolen or vandalised and you provide a police report that shows the name and address of the person who has been charged and convicted of the crime.
Making a claim with RAA
If an insured incident or event occurs, you must take all reasonable steps to prevent any further loss, damage or liability. You will also need to call RAA Insurance as soon as possible to provide notification of your claim.
You will need to provide any details the insurer requests, such as:
- A completed claims form
- Proof of ownership and value
- The name, contact details and registration information of any other drivers involved
- The details of any witnesses
- Police report details if your motorcycle has been stolen or maliciously damaged
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RAA Comprehensive Motorcycle Insurance is well worth a look if you want high-level protection for your bike. Compare it with other comprehensive motorcycle policies at finder.com.au to find the right cover for your needs.
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