Motorbike insurance from Carole Nash – one of Ireland’s largest motorcycle insurance specialists
If you need great value motorbike insurance that won’t let you down, then make sure that you get a quote from Carole Nash.
Carole Nash is here to take the stress and the hassle out of motorbike insurance, with great prices and added value policies that let you get on with the job of enjoying your pride and joy.
Regardless of the make or model of your bike, Carole Nash will search the market to find you the best possible deal on motorbike insurance. We search a panel of leading insurers to find you the best possible policy to suit your needs.
But aside from great prices, Carole Nash also makes sure that your motorbike insurance policy includes everything that you need to get the most from your bike. Included as part of the Carole Nash package you’ll get Irish and European breakdown cover and €100,000 in legal cover as standard, you can also be assured that you and your bike are fully covered.
If you need even more cover, upgrade your motorbike insurance policy to our Protection Plus service to get personal accident cover and up to €1,500** helmet and leathers insurance for just €79*.
This determination to always provide motorbike insurance that works for you is the reason why 230,000 bikers are happy to entrust more than 300,000 bikes with Carole Nash and why we are one of Ireland’s largest bike insurance brokers.
If you own a classic motorcycle, scooter or moped, we have dedicated policies that best reflect what you need and expect and if you have more than one bike at your address, why not cut the hassle and money by insuring them all with Carole Nash multi-bike insurance.
To see how you can make motorbike insurance easier, call Carole Nash on 1800 818 751.
*The annual premium, must be paid in full when cover taken. Cover must be taken out when commencing or renewing a Carole Nash motorcycle insurance policy.
**Compensation levels payable are dependent upon nature of disability. Price quoted includes Insurance Premium Tax, was correct on April 1st and may be subject to change.
