Insurance Guide

Kwiksure is proud to announce the release of our latest motorbike license infographic. Curated by our team of experts, this infographic is designed to educate our readers on the steps and requirements for different types of motorcycle licenses, as well as the differences between motorcycles and motor tricycles. This article offers a pared-down view of the key insights shared in the infographic .

Riding a motorcycle is different from driving a car. People, especially men, love it as it is easier to park, uses less gas, and takes up less space. Most motorcyclists also enjoy the feeling of zipping between cars. And like most automobiles, motorcycles also require regular check-ups to stay in tip-top shape. After all, a bike in good running conditions also ensures problem-free riding. In this Kwiksure article, our experts will share a few insider tips on how to manually inspect your toy.

No matter whether you are a new driver with a probationary driving license or you have been riding a motorbike for over 30 years, purchasing a new motorcycle insurance policy is no easy feat. You will have to spend time on researching and comparing prices of different policies, or else you may have to pay some serious money out of pocket when there’s an accident. Our previous features have touched on what every rider should know about motorcycle insurance and safety tips for riding a motorcycle in Hong Kong . Today, Kwiksure will bring you five more tips on what you should consider when selecting motorcycle insurance to help you make a more educated purchase decision.

Anyone who uses a motorcycle as a means of transportation in Hong Kong will benefit from a vast range of perks, such as lower vehicle insurance premiums, the ability to weave between fast-moving traffic, and the 'cool factor' that can give you some serious street cred. Safety concerns, however, can be an issue. Even when wearing a helmet, motorcycle drivers are more vulnerable to the elements and potential traffic accidents. To that end, this article focuses on the below 5 safety tips for riding a motorcycle in Hong Kong.

No one likes sitting in traffic. Hong Kong, like many major cities, can often come to a complete standstill during peak hours - whether it’s on the road or on the MTR. For some of us, public transport might not be as convenient as owning our own vehicle, but what can be done about getting stuck in traffic? For many, a motorcycle can be a great alternative to owning a private car. They’re small and compact, they’re zippy, and they’re often small enough to slip through the gaps drivers of bigger vehicles wish they could. This week, Kwiksure discusses what you should know about motorcycle insurance if you want to ride in Hong Kong.

In many parts of Asia, the motorcycle is the single most popular vehicle. Here in Hong Kong, these vehicles are quite popular, especially with delivery services and younger drivers who want to eschew the cost associated with purchasing and maintaining a car. While motorbikes are not as popular here as in other countries in Asia, statistics show that they are becoming more so. According to the Transport Department , there were 68,368 motorcycles registered in the city in 2015, up from 55,286 in 2011. With an expanding number of motorcycle retailers in the city and the increasing challenge of finding a parking spot for a full-size car, it’s a safe bet that they will be increasingly more common on the city’s roads. Regardless of whether you're thinking of getting a scooter, cruiser, or sport bike you are going to need to secure motorcycle insurance before you can hit the roads. If you are considering purchasing a new bike, there are a few things you need to be aware of when it comes to insurance.