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Eversure offers great value bicycle insurance for leisure and competitive cyclists alike. As well as covering essentials like theft, accidental damage and malicious damage, Eversure's customisable bicycle insurance plans can also provide cover for personal accidents, worldwide travel and the cost of hiring a replacement bike. All of their policies work on a new for old basis, so if your bicycle is damaged, stolen or lost, they'll replace it with a new quivalent model.
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Bicycle insurance only based on a £750 road bike.
Bicycle only
£80.20
per yearPersonal accident cover
£25k
Public liability cover
£5m
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Bicycle and cyclist insurance based on a £750 road bike.
Bicycle & cyclist
£110.61
per yearPersonal accident cover
£25k
Public liability cover
£5m
Frequently Asked Questions
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Are there any age limits on Eversure's bicycle insurance policies?
Yes. To purchase a policy, you must be 18-84 years old. For optional public liability cover, you must be 16-84 years old and for optional personal accident cover, you must be 16-69 years old.
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Can I pay for my Eversure policy monthly?
If your policy is valued over £120, you can pay in monthly instalments vie Eversure's partner, Premium Credit. If you choose this method, you will have to pay a deposit to Eversure and all remaining payments will be collected one month after the start date of your policy.
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Can I cancel my Eversure bicycle insurance policy?
If you're not happy with your policy, you have the right to cancel within 14 days of issue. You can cancel by writing to Eversure or contacting them via the contact form on their site. You will get a refund of the premium paid, less their cancellation fee. Unless you have made a claim, in which case the full premium needs to be paid.