Do i need insurance or tax to ride a motorbike offroad??

Question

this is in England by the way

Answer 1

you don't have to have it but depending on if you're riding for recreational use or for competitive racing but to be on the safe side it is good to use geico for your dirtbike or 4wheeler

Answer 2

Perhaps contact your local governing body of motorsport in Englandand ask the question as I know in Australia even though you are just riding offroad you still have to have a recreational licence.  So it is best to ask the right people and get the correct information.  

But then some of the English guys may be on later and can give you the advice you need.

Answer 3

no u do not need anything

Answer 4

h**l no ..... have fun!

Answer 5

providing its on a proper track you dont need either but if i were you id get health insurance so if you get injured you can still pay the bills

Answer 6

If you are green laneing on public rights of way,you do.If you are on a private purpose built land you don't.Contact your local police station(if it's open)and they will be able to advise you.

Answer 7

good for you u dont mate you only need tax if your riding on road ,and sually most tracks have a third party insurance so no

Answer 8

I don't know England's road rules of course, I am in the USA, but am familiar with biking off road.  If you transport your bike by trailer for instance and do not ride it on any public roads, you should not need to pay any fees or have a license.  But if you are riding it to where you are "off roading"  you would need to be licensed and insured on it, just like any other vehicle moving on public roads.  Hope this helps.

Answer 9

No tax, but most private track that I have been to, recommend personal accent insurance, just in case.

Tax, is road tax, so no. If the bike was a road bike, it will need to be "sorn" of the road.