Suzuki Motorcycle & Bike Insurance

A guide to Suzuki Motorcycles

Find out everything you need to know about Suzuki Motorcycles...

Japanese auto-mobile manufacturer Suzuki was launched back in 1909. However, it was almost 20 years later in 1937 that founder Michio Suzuki and his team created and built prototype cars fitted with liquid-cool, four-stroke, four-cylinder engines. By 1954, Suzuki had moved into the motorcycle trade, producing 6,000 motorcycles per month that were equipped with two-stroke engines – most notably the water-cooled triple-cylinder GT750.

Like many other manufacturers, you don’t just get a standard Suzuki motorcycle – there’s a bike fit for every purpose and customer. Here’s a quick guide to help break down the range:

Suzuki motorcycle models

SuperSport: Hayabusa and GSX-R.
Adventure & Sports Touring: GSX and V-Storm.
Street: Bandit, GSX, GSR, SV, SFV, Inazuma and VanVan.
Scooter: Burgman and Address.
Cruiser: Intruder M1800/M800/C800

Brilliant bikes at brilliant prices, Suzuki has long been one of our favourite manufacturers. They’re comfortable, easy to ride, efficient and if you’re after speed and power they can provide plenty of that too.

Frequently asked questions about Suzuki Motorbike Insurance

What does your Suzuki Motorcycle Insurance include?

We offer three levels of cover: fully comprehensive, third party and third party fire and theft. These are our basic premiums – which policy you choose depends on your circumstances and budget.

We also provide additional products that can enhance your Suzuki insurance, including Key Protection which gives you £1,500 worth of cover in the event that your keys are lost, stolen or damaged. You can also take out Legal Expenses cover to pay for legal fees in the event of an accident and Personal Accident cover with the option to include helmet and leathers cover too. We also offer RAC breakdown cover to help you get to where you need to be.

How much will my Suzuki Motorcycle Insurance cost?

How much you pay for your Suzuki motorcycle insurance will depend on a number of factors. This includes your location, occupation, security for your bike, mileage, whether you have any No Claims’ Discount and whether you have had any driving convictions in the last five years.

How can I save money on my Suzuki Motorcycle Insurance?

There are a few things you can do to reduce the cost of your Suzuki motorcycle insurance – including arranging Excess Protect cover. At £25, it covers excess costs of up to £500. Increasing your excess also reduces your premium, and you can then buy Excess Protect to cover those costs in the event of an accident. So if you can save £25 or more by increasing your premium, it’s definitely worth investing in Excess Protect.

Keeping your bike safe and secure is another easy way to reduce your costs. If you don’t have a shed or garage where your bike can be safely locked away at night, simply bring it inside your house or flat and tuck it away somewhere out of sight.