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Electric Bike insurance

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Specialist electric bike insurance through Cycleplan

Electric bikes (also referred to as e-bikes) are a great way to get out and about whether you’re commuting to work or riding through the countryside.  

Electric bike insurance is designed to protect your bike and its accessories against theft and damage while providing Public Liability, Personal Accident, and Loss of Earnings cover should an accident occur while you’re out on your bike. 

 

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What types of electric bikes are covered?

Specialist e-bike insurance through Cycleplan offers cover for e-bikes that do not exceed the maximum legal speed limit for e-bikes within the UK (15.5mph). These include: 

 

Hybrid/commuter e-bikes

Mountain e-bikes

Road e-bikes

Why choose Cycleplan for e-bike insurance?

  • Your ride, your insurance

    No off the rack policies here. Choose your cover so you only pay for what you need – whether commuting, exploring, or just rolling.  

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  • Got a few bikes? No problem.

    You can protect all your bikes on one policy. There’s a 10% premium discount available on all bikes too (excluding the bike with the highest value).  

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  • Trusted by many, provided by specialists

    Rated Excellent on Trustpilot and with insurance provided by Aviva, you can trust us to help keep you protected. 

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What does e-bike insurance cover?

Electric Bike insurance

  • Theft and damage of your e-bike and accessories up to £30k
  • Public liability up to £5m
  • Personal accident – up to £50k
  • Loss of earnings up to £750 per week
  • Replacement bike hire up to £1k
  • Competitive use
  • Non-refundable race fees - Covers the cost if you could not attend due to injury or a valid bike claim up to £250
  • Taxi fee reimbursement - Up to £50 towards the cost of getting home following an accident on your e-bike
  • Multi-bike policy

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Why consider electric bike insurance?

While you may already take safety precautions such as wearing a helmet, bike lights, and high-vis clothing, riding an e-bike is not without its risks. 

Electric bicycles in the UK allow speeds of up to 15.5mph, so alongside the safeguards you put in place, you may want to consider getting electric bicycle insurance to protect you and your bike should the worst happen. 

For example, if you were in an accident involving a third party, electric bike insurance may be able to cover some or all of the costs for:  

  • the damage to your bike 
  • your loss of earnings should you be unable to work due to injury 
  • the legal fees should the third party make a claim against you 

Electric mountain bike insurance

Many people are turning to electric mountain bikes to enjoy all the benefits of traditional mountain bikes with the added benefit of battery power, to elevate their ride. Electric mountain bikes can be expensive, and the extra power can bring its own extra risks. With a bespoke bike insurance policy, you can build a policy that’s right for you and your bike.  

Important documents

If you already have insurance with Ripe, you’ll find your important documents for your policy in your Members area.


More detailed cover information can also be found on our Important Documents page.

E-bike insurance FAQs

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