You can pursue the claim yourself offering evidence of the damage. This evidence might include repair estimates, any damages to your helmet, leathers, or clothing. It could also include evidence of the use of a hire vehicle. Without experience dealing with this, you can find it a difficult and lengthy process. 

Putting a bike in a garage, either your own or a friend's, will bring down your premiums. 

Shop around first and get to know the terms and conditions. You could approach a bike insurance policy broker, who can provide you with advice and information and direct you to the best package suited to you. Bike cover premiums are the result of a long and complicated calculation process. You can't affect  some such as your age and riding record and you won't want to change where you live. 

Fire, theft, or fault accidents all have much greater effects on your bike policy, not only will the claim count against you, but you might also lose your no-claims discount. 

Accidents can happen anywhere, anytime. In the event of an accident,  gather as much data as possible from all parties involved and never admit liability. 

Although motorbike coverage is occasionally considered to be less competitive you will find that premiums vary from one agent to the next. Use an internet specialist so that you can rest assured that you will get some of the lowest cover rates. 

Bike insurance is when the rider pays a set premium to a company so they will cover certain or all aspects of  expenses incurred if an accident takes place. The cover policy ensures that they are bound to pay for your particular financial losses pertaining. 

The best security that will reduces your premiums is a secure brick-built garage. The insurer might add an endorsement to your policy, that, in return for a large pemium discount, that the bike must always be kept in your garage whilst at your home address. Most young riders opt for Third party only cover to reduce the cost.