Your motorcycle definition

Your motorcycle means any motorcycle that you have told us about and that we have agreed to cover. The motorcycle must be your property and registered in your name. If you change the motorcycle covered by this insurance or get an extra motorcycle which you need cover for, you must tell us in writing beforehand.
Your motorcycle means the registered motorcycle or scooter (including its standard equipment) shown on your current schedule including any accessory or modification that you have told us about, that we have agreed to cover, and which is shown on your current schedule.
Your motorcycle means the motorcycle shown in your schedule:

Examples of Your motorcycle in a sentence

  • We may, at our discretion, arrange for the unaccompanied recovery of Your Motorcycle if Your motorcycle is out of action for eight hours or more, to Your home or to an appointed repairer in the UK.

  • The Agreement may only be terminated or cancelled upon Your or the lienholder’s submission of a written request to the Sell- ing Dealer containing the following information: the extended service Agreement number; motorcycle identification number; make and model of Your motorcycle.

  • A like refund will be paid for termination of this Agreement because Your motorcycle is declared a total loss or repossessed.


More Definitions of Your motorcycle

Your motorcycle means all of the following.
Your motorcycle means the motorcycle listed on your policy schedule.

Related to Your motorcycle

  • Off-road motorcycle means every motorcycle designed exclusively for off-road use by an individual

  • Motorcycle means every motor vehicle designed to travel on not more than three wheels in contact

  • Dealership means a site or location in this state:

  • Your Vehicle means an Eligible Vehicle purchased by You being the vehicle specified on the certificate of insurance.

  • Motorcycling Activities means performing or participating in any capacity in any authorised or recognised Motorcycling Organisation event, meeting or activity;