Keeping bike in house invalidate insurance

[Snorty]

So I've just moved but my shed door isn't big enough to get the bike through.

Can't seem to get anyone to give me a quote to get a new 4ft door fitted, everyone seems too busy.

If I keep it in my conservatory will that cause issues with house insurance?

Ta.
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Current: Yamaha FZ1 '07 | GSXR 750 SRAD

Past: CB125TDC | TZR125 | GPZ500 | CBR600F3 | ZX9-R | GSXR1000 K4

[arry]

Unlikely.

But the devil is in detail. If they've not asked a clear fair and not misleading question in respect of vehicles being stored internally, then they cannot say that you should have told them, so there's no go for a non disclosure argument. If they've not placed specific conditions or exclusions on the policy then they have no obvious grounds to repudiate a loss.

Unlikely, but you'd need to consider the actual documents.

[Snorty]

Well I can't find one fucker in this whole city able to put a 4ft door on my conrete shed/garage thing!

Looks like it's going in the conservatory for now.
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Current: Yamaha FZ1 '07 | GSXR 750 SRAD

Past: CB125TDC | TZR125 | GPZ500 | CBR600F3 | ZX9-R | GSXR1000 K4

[xX-Alex-Xx]

Take the tank off and keep it somewhere else. As far as house insurance goes, if something happens and your insurance finds out you've been keeping a massive container of petrol in it, it's not going to work out in your favour. I don't see an issue as far as your bike insurance though - it's just as secure (or more) than keeping it in a garage.
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DILLIGAF

[Musketeer]

My insurance says I keep it at private property.

Do your insurance documents say you keep it in a shed?
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Current Bike: Yamaha XSR900 Previous bikes: Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade, Kawasaki ZX-6R Ninja, Aprilia RS125 2-stroke