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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)

How much does 2-wheeler insurance cost?

Two-wheeler insurance costs depend on your bike model, coverage type and add-ons chosen. For Apache RTR, insurance starts from ₹18 per month*. Comprehensive costs more but gives you complete protection. Your premium also depends on bike age, location and claims history, with discounts available.

What documents are required to renew my TVS Apache 160 bike insurance?

You need your existing TVS Apache RTR insurance policy, bike registration certificate (RC), driving license and PUC certificate for Apache 160 renewal. Also, keep your Aadhaar card and the previous year's policy handy. If you made any claims, provide claim details. Most renewals can be done online with digital document uploads.

What is IDV in Apache RTR insurance?

IDV (Insured Declared Value) is your Apache RTR's current market value used for insurance calculations. It determines your premium amount and maximum claim payout if your bike gets stolen or totally damaged. Higher IDV means higher premium, but also higher claim amount. IDV decreases as your bike gets older.

Can I transfer my Apache RTR insurance to a new owner?

Yes, you can transfer Apache RTR insurance when selling your bike to someone else. The new owner must apply for policy transfer within 14 days of bike ownership transfer. Both the seller and buyer need to submit the required documents.

Is Apache bike insurance mandatory in India?

Yes, Apache bike insurance is mandatory by law in India. The Motor Vehicle Act requires all bike owners to have valid third-party insurance to ride legally on roads. Riding without insurance can result in fines and legal problems. Comprehensive insurance is optional but recommended for complete bike protection.

Can I renew my Apache RTR insurance after it expires?

Yes, you can renew expired Apache RTR insurance, but your bike won't have coverage during the gap period. You may need to get your bike inspected if the policy has expired for more than 90 days. It's better to renew before expiry to avoid inspection hassles and maintain continuous coverage.

Does Apache RTR insurance cover engine damage?

Standard TVS Apache RTR insurance covers engine damage only due to accidents, natural disasters, total loss and theft. Engine damage from water ingress, oil leakage or mechanical breakdown isn't covered in basic policies. You need to buy the Engine Protection add-on for complete engine coverage, including water damage and mechanical failures.

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