Our motorcycling services

Motorcyclists are the most vulnerable road users and can be left with devastating life changing injuries following a road traffic accident.

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Complicated bone breaks or fractures could have an impact on your long-term physical independence and mental wellbeing. Your injury may impact on your ability to work and support your family, your future career and participation in sports and hobbies. You may need medical treatment, rehabilitation, and require professional care and adaptions to your home life.

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Careless car drivers, pot holes, road debris, spalling and manhole covers are just some hazards bikers face on today’s roads. But some hazards in the road – such as diesel spillages – are harder to spot and can lead to you coming off your bike.

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Buying a new or second-hand motorbike that is defective can leave you stranded. Paying for costly repairs or servicing carried out without reasonable care and skill can leave you out-of-pocket.

You may quickly find yourself in a dispute with a motorcycle dealer or service centre that may be reluctant to resolve the problem.

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Many road users fail to see bikers, especially at junctions or in slow moving traffic, and that’s unfortunately when a high number of motorcycling accidents happen.

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By law, all road users must stop and report a road traffic accident. When a motorist causing the accident fails to stop, the lives of those injured and their families are changed forever. Bikers are especially vulnerable and often the victims of hit and run accidents.

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Soft tissue injuries is a generic term used to describe damaged muscles, ligaments or tendons that often result from road traffic and motorcycling accidents. These types of injury can be minor and severe causing long-term symptoms and financial consequences.

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Hitting your head during an accident that wasn’t your fault can leave you with lasting damage to your brain. This can often result in physical problems with movement, balance and speech. Cognitive functions such as memory, attention and personality can also be impaired. The consequences of a brain injury can have a significant impact not only on yourself, but your whole family.

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Suffering an amputation following an accident that wasn’t your fault is a life changing event. The loss of a limb will have a significant impact on not only yourself, but your whole family as you seek to readjust to life and the future.

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No amount of compensation can make amends for losing a loved one. However, knowing that finances are taken care of will allow you to grieve more freely for the person who is no longer with you.

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A spinal injury can cause a range of symptoms from pins and needles in the arms and legs to reduced mobility. In catastrophic cases, the spinal cord can become severely damaged resulting in paralysis.

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