Why to Insure Your Bajaj Pulsar Bikes

Yes. It is necessary. The two-wheeler inspection is very much necessary after the policy expires. This may need small fees to get the bike inspection done. Right after the bike checkup, when the insurance company decides to provide you with the insurance coverage, you can receive your insurance in your hand when you complete the payment process. Though in some cases, the bike inspection after the expiry of bike policy is not necessary.

When someone gets a second-hand Bajaj Pulsar, he must contact the insurance company and get the existing name mentioned in the policy papers transferred into his name within the mentioned date from the day of registration certificate transfer of the bike. Failing to do this will not allow the new owner’s future claims to be honored. To raise an honorable claim the names in the insurance document and the registration certificate must be the same.

The second-hand owner will have to earn his part of No claim bonus with each passing claim-free year and he can avail of a 50% premium discount for self-damage with this No-Claim Bonus. The first owner of the Bajaj Pulsar will carry on his No-Claim Bonus and he can get a premium discount on a new bike in the future with the help of this No-Claim Bonus.

Online insurance is as valid as offline insurance. This insurance can be renewed later in the future through credit or debit card or also with net banking. But to initiate the renewal process of expired policy, you have to first contact with the company through offline.

A long-term insurance plan turns out to be always more useful than single year insurance. Because with a single year scheme,

• You need to remember the day of expiry each year.
• You need to get it renewed at the mentioned time.
• You have to get all the paperwork done each year.

But with a long-term insurance plan,

• One is able to save on his premiums
• One has to renew the insurance only one time in every two to three years
• There stays no paperwork to do every year
• One can enjoy the time with his Bajaj two-wheeler without getting tensed about renewals.

Third-Party bike insurance provides coverage for

• Loss or harm occurred to a property that belongs to third-party
• Loss or harm occurred to the third party whereas the comprehensive bike insurance provides coverage for
• Loss or damage happened to a property that belongs to the third person
• Legal liability arising because of damaged occurred to the third-party because of the insured bike
• Death or harm occurred to a third person
• Any damage happened to the insured two-wheeler because of natural calamities like earthquakes, cyclone or flood, etc.
• The damage happened to the insured bike because of manmade disasters such as fire, theft or terror activities.