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Why choose accident insurance for cyclists?

Simple claim filing and fast payout

Today, insurance companies offer convenient and fast claim filing options, for example, online or through mobile apps

Compensation for injury

Compensation for injury

If a cyclist sustains an injury, accident insurance provides compensation specifically for the injury itself, regardless of treatment costs. The compensation amount depends on the policy coverage and severity of the injury.

Additional benefits and coverages

Additional benefits and coverages

Many insurance policies also offer additional coverages, such as daily hospital allowance that compensates for income loss during hospitalisation, and coverage of rehabilitation expenses.

Protection worldwide

Insurance is valid 24/7 worldwide, providing protection both during everyday rides and while travelling. This means that regardless of location or time of day, the cyclist is protected from unexpected expenses in case of injuries.

Cyclist insurance in real-life situations - how does it work?

Fall on gravel surface
-230 €
With policy Without policy

Fall on gravel surface

A cyclist, riding along a forest trail, slid on a deep gravel section and fell, injuring their shoulder and knee. X-rays, bandaging, and several physiotherapy sessions were needed. Without insurance, treatment would cost around €180 - 230, but the policy would fully cover these expenses.

Collision with an open car door
-260 €
With policy Without policy

Collision with an open car door

In the city, riding along a row of parked cars, a door suddenly opened and the cyclist crashed into it, injuring their elbow and bruising their ribs. Medical examinations and several rehabilitation sessions were needed. Total costs would be ~€220 - 260, which insurance would reimburse.

Overloaded knee on a long ride
-170 €
With policy Without policy

Overloaded knee on a long ride

During a marathon ride, the cyclist developed acute knee pain due to muscle overload, requiring doctor consultations and physiotherapy. Total costs would reach ~€130 - 170. Insurance would provide the necessary treatment compensation.

Split eyebrow
-120 €
With policy Without policy

Split eyebrow

Riding along a scenic country road, the front wheel kicked up a small stone that hit the face and split the eyebrow. Emergency care and stitches were needed. Costs could be €80 - 120. Accident insurance would provide compensation.

How to get accident insurance

Step 1

Enter the required details in the application form

Step 2

Compare offers and choose the most suitable policy

Step 3

Make a secure payment on our website

Step 4

Receive the policy by email after payment

Frequently Asked Questions

What is accident insurance?

An accident is a sudden, involuntary, and previously unforeseeable effect of certain external factors (physical, mechanical, chemical, thermal, electrical) on your body, resulting in tissue and organ damage, leading to loss of working capacity or death. It provides financial support for injuries, dislocations, and poisoning.

What does accident insurance cover?

Accident insurance covers injuries, bone fractures, treatment expenses, disability, and critical illnesses.

What is the maximum speed at which my insurance covers any accidents?

The maximum permitted speed for a specific vehicle is always determined according to the country's applicable regulations.

If I fall off a bicycle, sustain an injury, and need hospitalisation, will my insurance policy cover it?

Yes, insurance covers accidents that occur on the road and also includes hospitalisation expenses.

What else does this insurance include?

Insurance covers accidents, damage to third parties, bicycle damage, and bicycle theft.

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