I was showing a potential buyer my bike in my street, he asked for a test ride and i said i would show him the bike running. (because he might of just rode off on it) I rode up the street, turned around and headed back towards my house. A traffic car pulled up behind me and to cut along story short seized my bike for no insurance. I have no insurnace as i use the bike for enduro events that are on private land, plus the fact i have no entitlement on my licence due to it being 200cc.
I need to show a valid insurance document to get the bike back but I’ve phone loads of insurance companies but no one will cover my bike for me to get it back.
any loopholes or creative thinking will be gladly accepted
I live in the uk

No loopholes – you will have to get someone else to insure it and get them to collect it once they have the correct certificate of insurance or cover note. They will have to pay the removal charge and the storage charges too

If not collected within 14 days it will be crushed. You will still be getting 6 points on your licence for no insurance and the matter will go to magistrates court as you were also driving/riding other than in accordance with your licence. This nearly always results in a 12 month ban now as the magistrates can do this even though the offences do not normally get you to 12 points on their own.

An 18 year old who gets straight A’s and B’s. He wants to get from Pt. A to Pt. B, school, work, and home. He is certified in CPR, 1st Responder, WMD, FEMA ICS, and EMT. He is not reckless.

Motorbike: Ninja 250 cc.

What type of coverage should he get, and what company?

and what is your type of insurance and coverage?

and is it even possible for insurance companies to even cover him?

Location: Minnesota, St. Paul.

MSF: certified

He also, has training in repairing motorbikes.

He needs liability coverage. And, if you wants to cover his bike he can also get comprehensive and collision and uninsured motorist coverage.

Since the bike is only 250 cc’s and it is a small bike, insurance should not be too much.

Nina is a great bike.

My nephew pulled out in front of a motorbike and the biker got a claim of 58000euros which was paid to him in 2007 now the thing is my nephew was not insured to drive my car and took my car with out my permission and this has been stated he lived with me here in Dublin but now he is back at home which is the UK am i liable the insurance company wants me to pay back the 58000euros they paid out and if i don’t pay up they will bring me to the high court what do i do

Seek legal advice.