Groupama moves to capitalise upon bike opportunities
Groupama Insurances has adapted its motorbike cover in a bid to grow its account in this area.
The Optima Bike policy will now provide cover for provisional riders for the first time.
Groupama said the change in acceptance criteria was in response to the changing dynamics of the motorbike market in the UK, enabling brokers to respond to an increasing demand for sub 125cc motorbikes as the traditional motorbike season gears up.
Riders without a full bike licence will be accepted for new business effective dates from 1 March 2011. According to the insurer more stringent licensing laws for
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