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Two-wheeler insurance for bikes and scooters

Third-party cover is compulsory for every bike and scooter. A comprehensive policy also pays for damage to your own vehicle and for theft. We compare plans, renew lapsed policies and help when you claim.

Every bike and scooter owner — third-party cover is mandatory
Riders whose policy has expired
Owners of new or high-value two-wheelers who want zero depreciation

Get a two-wheeler insurance quote

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Types of two-wheeler insurance

Comprehensive

Own damage, theft and third-party liability in one policy.

Third-party only

The legal minimum: injury or damage you cause to others.

Long-term (multi-year)

Two or three years of cover in one go, with no yearly renewal worry.

What is covered

Accidental damage to your bike or scooter
Theft of the vehicle
Fire and natural calamities
Third-party injury, death and property damage
Personal accident cover for the owner-rider

What is not covered

Wear and tear and mechanical breakdown
Riding without a valid licence
Riding under the influence of alcohol or drugs
Use outside the policy terms, such as racing

Covers and exclusions vary by insurer and plan; the policy wording applies.

Making a claim

How a claim works with Kreeva

01

Tell us first

Call or WhatsApp with photos and the location. We register the claim.

02

Survey and garage

We help you choose a network garage and arrange the surveyor.

03

Documents

We send a checklist: RC, licence, policy and FIR if needed.

04

Settlement

Cashless at network garages, or reimbursement — we follow up until paid.

Two-wheeler insurance — questions

Can I renew an expired bike insurance policy?

Yes. Third-party cover can usually be renewed straight away; comprehensive cover after a lapse may need a vehicle inspection.

Is zero depreciation available for two-wheelers?

Yes, usually for vehicles up to about five years old. It pays the full cost of replaced parts at claim time.

Do I need a separate personal accident cover?

Owner-riders need personal accident cover. If you already hold a qualifying PA policy, it may not be needed again — we check this for you.

Not sure which plan fits? Ask an advisor.

Free consultation. No obligation to buy.