How do I renew my Motorcycle Insurance?

You can renew your Motorcycle Insurance online , as well as pay your excess, all in the same place. Renewing your policy has never been easier with Suncorp online. Visit Payment and Renewals to renew your motorcycle policy or pay your excess. If you have other Suncorp products, you can also manage your payments here.

How is my Motorcycle Insurance premium calculated?

Your Motorcycle Insurance premium is calculated using a combination of factors, such as the likelihood of you making a claim, the type of cover you choose, your motorcycle model and who are the listed riders. In addition to the amount we agree to cover your motorcycle for, we use many factors about you and your motorcycle to work out your premium. These are called premium factors. The premium factors we use reflect the likelihood of you making a claim together with other factors such as the type of cover you choose, the type of motorcycle you have and who will ride your motorcycle. Please refer to the PDS for more information.

What excesses apply to my Motorcycle Insurance?

There are four different types of excess: Standard, Voluntary, Age and Inexperienced. Depending on the circumstances, you might have to pay more than one type of excess when you claim. Your certificate of insurance will show the amount and types of excess that apply to your policy. For more information about these excess types please read the Motorcycle Insurance PDS and the Premiums, Excesses, Discounts and Claim Payments Guide (PED Guide) .

Do I need to list all regular riders on my Motorcycle Insurance?

Yes, it’s important to list all riders as this could affect the premium you pay and possibly even our decision to insure you. You must contact us if the number of riders on your motorcycle changes as this may affect your premium and policy. Additionally, each time you renew your policy, you must let us know if you or any of the riders of your motorcycle have had any changes to their insurance or driving history, or, any criminal history (including burglary, theft, drugs, fraud, criminal, arson, wilful or malicious damage). For more information, please refer to the PDS .

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Frequently asked questions about Motorcycle Insurance

You can renew your Motorcycle Insurance online, as well as pay your excess, all in the same place.

Your Motorcycle Insurance premium is calculated using a combination of factors, such as the likelihood of you making a claim, the type of cover you choose, your motorcycle model and who are the listed riders.

There are four types of excess that may apply to you: Standard, Voluntary, Age and Inexperienced. What you pay for when you claim depends on your circumstance.

Yes, it’s important to list all riders as this could affect the premium you pay and possibly even our decision to insure you.

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