Why choose Motorcycle Insurance from Protecta?
A Range of Cover Options
We have a range of insurance covers to choose from, with specialist cover for both on and off road motorcycles. We offer a comprehensive Full Cover Motorcycle Insurance policy, as well as Fire Theft and Transit, Third
Party Fire and Theft, and Fire and Theft Only cover options. This allows you to tailor the level of your insurance cover to suit both your motorcycle and your budget.
Available Online, or over the Phone
You can obtain a quote for motorcycle insurance online, and choose to purchase
online or over the phone with our friendly Customer Services team on
0800 776 832. Our quotes are fast, easy and affordable.
Did you also know that you can choose the date you would like to start your policy, so you can have your insurance sorted before you collect your new bike? Simply select the appropriate date on the options screen when you purchase your motorcycle insurance policy.
Extensive Range of Policy Benefits
Protecta is a Motorcycle Insurance Specialist, and our policy benefits reflect this. Our Full Cover motorcycle insurance policy includes AA Roadservice Cover, transport cover, completion of journey costs, helmet cover, and much more - all backed up by a claims team who understand motorbikes because they ride themselves.
Kiwi Owned and Operated
Established in 1987, Protecta Insurance New Zealand Limited is a NZ owned and operated company. Our head office is in Auckland, and we have no overseas investors, shareholders, departments or call centres!
Peace of Mind
Our motorcycle insurance policy is underwritten by Allianz New Zealand Limited, who have a Financial Strength Rating from the Standard and Poor's Rating Scale of Strong Financial Security (Rated 'A'). This means they have one of the strongest claims paying ability of any insurer in New Zealand.
What Else?
More information on what our motorcycle insurance policy offers you is available by reading our Motorcycle Insurance Policy Wording, or by getting an online motorcycle insurance quote now.