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Bike Insurance - Disclaimer

Disclaimer: Two-Wheeler insurance is subject to policy terms, conditions, exclusions and underwriting guidelines. Premiums and discounts vary based on vehicle details, IDV, coverage selected and regulatory norms.

Applicable UINs:

Two-Wheeler Package Policy – IRDAN103RP0011V02100001 |

“A” Policy for Act Liability Insurance (Two Wheeler) – IRDAN103RP0003V01200102

For detailed disclosures, please refer to the Two-Wheeler Insurance Disclaimer page.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is 1st, 2nd and 3rd-party bike insurance?

These terms refer to the people involved in an insurance contract: 1st party: You, the owner of the bike and the person who buys the insurance policy. 2nd party: The insurance company that provides the coverage and pays for damages or losses as per your policy. 3rd party: Any person or property that gets injured or damaged because of your bike in an accident.

Which party insurance is best?

It depends on what you need as a rider. Third-party insurance is legally mandatory and ideal for someone looking for basic, budget-friendly protection that meets government rules. Own Damage insurance or Comprehensive plans are suited for those who want wider coverage, especially if they ride often or live in areas prone to traffic, theft or natural events. All insurance types serve a specific purpose, so the right one depends on your riding habits, budget and level of protection you’re comfortable with.

What is zero-dep insurance?

Zero depreciation (zero dep) insurance means the insurer pays the full cost of replacing damaged bike parts without reducing the claim for depreciation. Ideal for new bikes or premium models, it ensures maximum claim payout for fibre, plastic or metal parts.

Which documents are required to buy bike insurance?

You typically need: Your bike’s registration certificate (RC), A valid government ID proof, Previous insurance details (for renewals), Address proof. Buying online often requires just soft copies and minimal paperwork.

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