Award- winning cycle and triathlon insurance designed to protect your passion.
Comprehensive cover from €5.00/mth.

We apply the Sold Secure lock rating system to our policy requirements; it’s easy to follow and used by the cycling industry – www.soldsecure.com.

Locks are rated for their level of security, and we set a value of bike that is covered by each rating: Bronze (up to €300), Silver (€301 – €1700) and Gold (over €1700).

If your Sold Secure approved U lock comes with an additional wire cable, the cable is not included in the approved rating, it’s just the lock. This means that if you secured the bike through the frame to an immovable object, with the cable only, you wouldn’t be covered!

If you leave your bike unattended away from your home, it’ll need to be locked. There’s times at home too, depending on how you store it, so check out our Locking guide for full details on our requirements.

Yes – we do insure electric bikes. This includes MTB, road, hybrid and Brompton Electric bikes.

The E-bike’s motor must have a maximum power output of 250 watts, be pedal assisted, restricted to 15.5mph or 25 km/h and cannot be ridden by someone under the age of 14.

With your Bikmo Road Cycle Insurance you get €250 or 10% of your total sum insured towards clothing and accessories.

So, if you insure €3,000 bikes, you get €300 cover for clothing and helmets, plus a further €300 towards accessories.

Almost enough for that Rapha jacket then!

We always recommend insuring for the current replacement value, and the value you state is the maximum value you’ll receive in the event of a total loss and successful claim.

So, if it’s a custom build or you’ve upgraded parts, simply add up the sum of the bike and parts, including pedals, with what it would cost to purchase them at today’s RRP, as doing this ensures that you’ll have enough cover if you need to make a claim.

If the bike is more than 3 years old, settlement will be on the basis of like for like for condition and age.

Yes – Bikmo bike insurance policies cover your bikes whilst in transit when you travel with it by train, boat or plane.

Airlines generally only ever pay up to €1400 for any items damaged or lost in transit and you could be tied up in a waiting list to get your bike repaired. So we’ll repair or replace your bike regardless of the outcome of airline compensation.