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About MotorCycle Direct
MotorCycle Direct began out of a commitment to offer the best service for the best price to riders in the UK. Over the last 10 years we have built up an unparalleled knowledge of the UK's motorcycle industry together with a comprehensive understanding of bike insurance.
We know the right policy for the hardened rider seeking to negotiate their way across Europe; we know how to ensure new comers to bike ownership get the right type of coverage. Our services cater for the weekend enthusiast or someone looking to try out some trail bike riding - the point is to enable people to ride.
MotorCycle Direct aims to enable everyone to get on their bike, helping thousands to negotiate the daily commute or insuring those whose livelihoods depend on their bike. An easily accessible service and speedy response means we can do this in the shortest possible time.
By building relationships with all the country's major insurers we are able to find the best quotes while retaining our independence and expertise to offer customers the advice they need.
Naturally, this type of industry knowledge and extensive coverage means we cater for most models on the market, but we are also able to offer a service that fits the individual. MotorCycle Direct was born out of an enthusiasm for bikes and our success rests on getting this across to our customers - whatever bike they ride.
Bike Insurance News
01/09/10 - Motorcyclist guide to best B&Bs available on eBay. Motorcycle insurance customers considering taking a staycation in Britain can now consult their very own guide to the best bike-friendly bed and breakfast accommodations in the country.
01/09/10 - Bank holiday weekend bike shows round-up. Motor vehicle fans in the south of England got a chance to see motorbike displays and trials at one of the UK's biggest airshows over the bank holiday weekend.
01/09/10 - BMW S1000RR reaches almost 200mph. Motorbike enthusiasts have managed to ride a BMW S1000RR to just under 200 miles per hour (mph) by using a £22 gadget and gaffer tape.
