Comprehensive
The widest standard protection- Your motorcycle is new or high-value
- You're still paying for the motorcycle
- You want your own bike covered after an accident, with access to add-ons
Compare motorcycle insurance quotes from 16 insurers and takaful operators in Malaysia. Check prices, coverage and available add-ons, then choose the motorcycle insurance policy that suits your bike and riding needs.
Motorcycle insurance protects you financially against specific losses or liabilities involving your motorcycle. Depending on the policy you choose, it can pay out for:
How much protection you actually get depends on your type of cover, the policy terms and exclusions, and any add-ons. Bank Negara Malaysia lists four main types of motor cover: Act, Third Party, Third Party Fire & Theft and Comprehensive.
Yes. You need valid motor insurance or takaful before you can legally ride your motorcycle on a public road. The legal minimum is third-party cover.
Consider third party, fire & theft (TPFT) or comprehensive cover, depending on your needs. Both are compared below.
Not every motorcycle needs the same level of protection. The three main options are comprehensive, third party, fire & theft (TPFT) and third party.
| What is covered? | Comprehensive | Third party, fire & theft | Third party |
|---|---|---|---|
| Injury or death to other people | |||
| Damage to other people's property | |||
| Fire involving your motorcycle | |||
| Theft of your motorcycle | |||
| Accident damage to your motorcycle | |||
| Flood and natural disasters | Add-on | Add-on | |
| Other add-ons | Varies by insurer | Limited | Rarely available |
Coverage, exclusions and add-ons vary between insurers, so check the policy wording and Product Disclosure Sheet before buying. BNM and PIAM describe the same split for all motor cover.
What you're covered for depends on the type of motorcycle insurance you choose. It falls into three groups.
Comprehensive cover can protect your motorcycle against accident damage, fire, theft and other risks named in the policy.
Motorcycle insurance can also cover your liability for death or injury to third parties, and for damage to their property.
Depending on the insurer, you may be able to add cover for flood, storms and other natural disasters, additional riders, Personal Accident and other policy benefits.
None of these is automatically included in every policy. Check your policy before you buy.
Motorcycle insurance doesn't protect you against every risk. Depending on your policy, exclusions may include:
Always check which exclusions apply to your policy before you buy.
Standard motorcycle insurance may not cover every risk you're worried about. Depending on the insurer and policy, you can add extra protection.
Available add-ons vary by insurer, including other motorcycle-specific benefits. Compare the actual benefits rather than assuming every insurer offers the same ones.
There's no single fixed price for motorcycle insurance. Your premium is worked out from your motorcycle, how you ride and the cover you choose.
Model, engine capacity, value and sum insured.
NCD, rider and vehicle risk, location and how the motorcycle is used.
The insurer, the type of coverage and the add-ons you select.
Bank Negara Malaysia has liberalised motor insurance pricing, so insurers and takaful operators assess risk and price eligible products in their own way. Two insurers can quote different prices for the same motorcycle.
Compare actual quotes for your motorcycle. All you need to start is its registration number.
You may get different quotes from different insurers even when you enter exactly the same motorcycle details. That's because each insurer weighs these factors in its own way.
Because insurers use different pricing models, comparing quotes helps you see the differences before you choose a policy.
Looking for cheap motorcycle insurance? Don't compare the premium alone: a cheaper policy may simply give you less protection.
The best option isn't necessarily the lowest quote. It's the policy that gives you the protection you need at a price you're comfortable with, and with BJAK you can compare the available quotes side by side.
A No Claim Discount (NCD) lowers your motorcycle insurance premium when you keep a claim-free record. Many riders know about NCD for cars, but fewer know it applies to motorcycles too.
Our guide explains how motorcycle NCD works in more detail.
Your current NCD
The NCD shown on your renewal quote
That the correct discount has been applied
The sum insured is the amount your motorcycle is covered for under the policy. Choosing the right figure matters because it affects:
Don't pick a low sum insured just because it makes your premium cheaper.
The claim is based on your motorcycle's value at the time of the loss, subject to the policy terms and limits.
An amount you and the insurer agree on when the policy is taken out, subject to the policy terms.
Not every motorcycle policy offers both, and the right value can depend on the insurer's valuation method and terms. Check the policy and Product Disclosure Sheet before choosing.
BJAK lets you compare motorcycle insurance quotes from 16 participating insurers and takaful operators, side by side.
Compare the premium, coverage type, sum insured, NCD, add-ons, excess and roadside benefits, and check what each policy actually includes before you buy.
The options you see depend on your motorcycle and the insurers that can cover it. Before choosing, check each Product Disclosure Sheet and the policy terms for coverage, exclusions, excess, add-ons, the claims process, roadside assistance and other benefits. That way you compare the actual protection, not just the price.
You don't need to visit an insurance counter to compare motorcycle insurance. With BJAK, it takes six steps.
Enter your motorcycle details. Your registration number and the required information.
Get your quotes. BJAK retrieves the options available for your motorcycle.
Compare your options. Premiums, coverage and available add-ons, side by side.
Choose your policy. Pick the plan that suits your needs.
Make payment. Choose an available payment method and complete your purchase.
Receive your policy. Your insurance documents are sent through the available delivery channel.
No. You don't have to stay with the same insurer when you renew your motorcycle insurance.
Your eligible NCD can generally be carried over when you switch, subject to insurer rules, so moving to another insurer doesn't have to cost you your discount.
Don't simply click "renew" with your current insurer without checking what else is available.
Renewing with the same insurer may be convenient, but you could miss a better option. Every year, ask yourself:
Weighing these gives you a clearer picture than looking at the premium alone.
You'll generally need your motorcycle and policy details to get a renewal quote. Depending on the transaction and insurer, that can include:
You may be asked for other information during the quote. Requirements vary, so follow what's requested.
You need valid insurance before you can renew your motorcycle road tax. Where the service is available, you can renew both together through BJAK.
Get your motorcycle insurance quote
Choose your policy
Complete your insurance payment
Add road tax, where available
Complete the road tax transaction
Choose from the payment methods available at checkout. Depending on eligibility and the transaction, options may include:
Payment options, fees, terms and eligibility vary by provider.
Not every rider has the same insurance needs. Here's what to weigh up in four common situations.
You may see both motorcycle insurance and motorcycle takaful when comparing your options. Both can protect your motorcycle, but they operate under different structures.
Motor takaful follows Shariah principles and uses a participant-based fund structure. The exact coverage, contributions, claims, excess and benefits depend on the takaful certificate and operator.
Whichever you choose, look at the coverage, price or contribution, excess, add-ons, benefits, and the policy or certificate terms.
If you're involved in an accident, what you do straight after can affect how smoothly your claim is handled.
Check whether anyone is injured.
Contact emergency services if necessary.
Move to a safe location if possible.
Take photos of the accident scene and vehicles, when it's safe.
Exchange relevant details with the other party.
Contact your insurer and follow its reporting requirements.
Use an approved towing service where required.
Don't admit fault or agree to an informal settlement before contacting your insurer.
Claims, reporting requirements and exclusions depend on your policy. Bank Negara Malaysia notes that claims can be rejected for dishonest or exaggerated claims, failing to take reasonable precautions, riding under the influence, or situations the policy excludes.
Contact the police and your insurer as soon as possible. Whether you can claim depends on your policy.
Comprehensive and TPFT cover can protect against theft, subject to the policy terms. Third-party-only insurance doesn't cover theft of your own motorcycle, according to Bank Negara Malaysia.
Then follow your insurer's instructions for the theft claim.
Motorcycle insurance provides financial protection against specified risks involving your motorcycle and your liability to third parties. The protection you receive depends on your policy type, coverage and add-ons.
Yes. At least third-party motor insurance is required to use a motorcycle legally on public roads.
Third-party motorcycle insurance is generally the most basic and lowest-cost type of cover, but it provides the least protection for your own motorcycle. Compare the available quotes before choosing.
Comprehensive motorcycle insurance provides wider protection for your motorcycle, including accidental damage, fire and theft, as well as third-party liabilities, subject to policy terms.
TPFT stands for Third Party, Fire & Theft. It provides third-party protection plus cover for your motorcycle against specified fire and theft risks. It generally does not cover accidental damage to your own motorcycle.
Comprehensive and TPFT policies can cover theft, subject to the policy terms. Third-party-only insurance does not cover theft of your own motorcycle.
Not automatically. Flood and other natural-disaster protection may be available through Special Perils, depending on the insurer and policy.
Comprehensive motorcycle insurance can cover accidental damage to your own motorcycle, subject to the policy terms. Third-party and TPFT policies do not normally cover accidental damage to your own motorcycle.
Motorcycle insurance does not automatically mean your own bodily injury is covered. Check whether Personal Accident or another relevant benefit is included or available.
The price varies depending on your motorcycle, sum insured, NCD, risk factors, insurer, coverage and add-ons. The best way to know your actual price is to compare motorcycle insurance quotes.
Compare multiple quotes, check your NCD, review your coverage and only choose add-ons you need. Don't compare price alone.
NCD is a discount that can reduce your premium when you maintain a claim-free record, subject to the applicable policy and insurer rules.
Eligible NCD can generally be carried over when switching insurers, subject to the applicable rules.
Yes. You can get motorcycle insurance quotes, compare available policies and renew online through BJAK.
Yes, where the service is available. You can add road tax during the renewal process.
Eligible customers may have access to instalment, BNPL or credit-card payment plans. Options depend on the provider and transaction.
The information required can vary, but you will generally need your motorcycle registration details and owner information. Additional information may be requested depending on the insurer.
Yes. You don't have to automatically renew with your existing insurer. Compare available motorcycle insurance quotes before making your decision.
Yes, subject to the insurer's eligibility and underwriting requirements. Compare the available coverage and consider whether comprehensive, TPFT or third-party protection makes the most sense for your motorcycle.
Yes, subject to the insurer's eligibility requirements. For high-value motorcycles, pay particular attention to sum insured, coverage, theft protection, excess and available add-ons.
Don't assume your standard motorcycle policy covers paid delivery work. Check the policy's permitted use and whether additional cover is required.