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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)

What happens to my comprehensive bike insurance if I sell my bike?

If you sell your bike, your comprehensive insurance policy can be transferred to the new owner with proper documentation, or you can cancel it. The No Claim Bonus (NCB) remains with you and is not transferred to the new owner. You may use NCB for your next bike insurance.

How to download bike insurance online in Chennai?

To download your bike insurance, visit our website and log in to your account by entering your phone number. You can then view your bike insurance policy document under the "My Policies" section, from which you can download it by clicking on "Download". You can download your policy via the IndusInd Insurance app.

What is the minimum bike insurance I need in Chennai?

To legally ride a bike in Chennai, you would need at least third-party liability insurance. The premium of a third-party plan varies depending on your bike's engine capacity, and the rates are set by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI). For instance, if you own a bike in the 150cc to 350cc segment, you will have to pay ₹1,366 for one-year third bike insurance. Conversely, the premium for a comprehensive bike insurance plan will be decided based on various factors like your bike’s age, location, IDV, required add-ons, etc.

How is the premium amount calculated for your bike?

Bike insurance premiums depend on factors like IDV, engine capacity, make, model, registration year, coverage type, add-ons, deductibles, etc. The higher the IDV you choose when buying insurance, the higher the premium tends to be. To save on costs, you may select voluntary deductibles, meaning you will pay a set amount upfront on each claim, with the insurer covering the rest.

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