What are the Top Reasons for a Multi-Year Bike Insurance?

- When the context is about bike insurance, you just cannot buy & forget it
- Regular maintenance & service are important for taking care of your bike
- Riding an uninsured bike is strictly prohibited by the law.
Based on the mandate given by the IRDAI, multi-year insurance is applicable only for new bikes. It is not necessary for the renewal of existing policies. If you have a motorbike, it is imperative for you to buy at least third-party two-wheeler insurance.
As per the Motor Vehicles Act of 1988, every motorbike owner should have insurance. In India, it is illegal to drive a motorcycle without insurance. Nowadays, a majority of bike owners forget to renew their insurance policies on time. In most cases, they end up paying heavy penalties. Here are the eight reasons why multi-year insurance is better than an annual policy.
Get unmatched Protection from Policy Lapse
With multi-year bike insurance, you will avail of long-term coverage. In other words, you will remain safe from the risk of the policy becoming invalid. And when you purchase it once, you will be able to stay under protection for various years.

No need to track Policies
If you are opting for a single-year policy, it is important to keep track of it from time to time. No doubt, this is pretty simple for those with a single bike. But people with multiple motorbikes can find it difficult to track their policies. With multi-year insurance coverage, you will be able to keep things simple.
A Greater Amount of Financial Safety
There are instances where bike owners failed to pay the renewal amount in one-year policies. To be precise, you cannot predict your financial future. However, if you buy a multi-year policy, you can secure your financial situation. Moreover, you will be able to save money for future renewals.
Protection from Penalties
If your policy expires, you would have to pay hefty fines to get the insurance renewed. However, you can avoid paying penalties with a multi-year policy. With a multi-year policy, you will have a longer time period between the renewals.
Save greatly on Taxes
Purchasing insurance implies that you have to pay GST or other applicable taxes. On the other hand, with a multi-year insurance policy, you would be able to pay taxes for the subsequent three years, which exudes practicality. This is the reason that many people opt for multi-year insurance policies.
Price Lock-in
This is one of the key highlights of opting for a multi-year insurance policy. The multi-year insurance policy price will be available at today's rates. In other words, there are no risks whatsoever to pay add-on charges in the case of multi-year insurance policies. Insurance rates may well increase in the future. You can lock in the insurance policy at current rates instead.

The Prospect of No-Claims Bonuses
With annual bike insurance, you have to wait for the next year to get a no-claims bonus. On the other hand, with a multi-year insurance policy, you will avail of the bonus for subsequent years at their applicable rates.

Easy Cancellations
You can cancel long-term bike insurance whenever you want. There are no rules which would prohibit you from not canceling the policy. In simple words, with a multi-year insurance policy, you would be able to get the best features. There would be a lesser financial burden, and you would be able to ride your bike absolutely stress-free.
So as you can see, there are various advantages of opting for a multi-year insurance policy.
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