Insurance clarifications

[Paulington]

I passed my bike test the other day so no more 'L' plates and I noticed this on my insurance policy when I looked at it properly:

[The Original Muzza]

I think there's also a limit as to how big the motorcycle can be.
That is, I am covered 3rd party on an other person's motorbike, so long as it's insured, have permission, 33bhp and no more than 600cc (IIRC).

If there is a limit on cc, the policy should tell you.
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Former Bikes: Honda MSX125 (2014), BMW Funduro (1996), Honda VT500 (1983), Yamaha FZR250 (1989), Suzuki GZ125 Marauder(2005),:Triumph TT600 (2002) (stolen)
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[grandmasterbo...]

thell be a limit i can usre other bikes aslong as there onley 125cc my freind can use any and the other one can onley use it if its over 350cc so look into that

[Paulington]

I can not find anything on my insurance policy which restricts me to a certain CC, section two just dictates how much they will insure me for etc.
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[Paulington]

[Aka Matt]

On my first year with the bandit I had the entitlement to ride other bikes but there was a cc restriction of 500. This year I'm with a different company and there is no cc restriction at all. The best thing to do is phone your insurance company and ask tbh, oh and the power restriction of 33bhp will apply what ever
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Current bike(s): 2016 Tuono 1100 Factory, 1998 Hornet 600
Previous: 1998 YZF600R Thundercat, 2001 Bandit 600, 2002 GSX-R 600 K2, 2011 Tuono R, 2013 Z1000SX