Serious motorbike accidents happen far more frequently outside of towns and cities than you may think, with almost 70% of fatal motorbike accidents occurring on dual carriageways and motorways compared to 30% in built up areas in towns and cities. However, whereas you may take the view that these statistics represent young lads driving their motorbikes irresponsibly, the majority of fatal casualties as the result of a motorbike accident happen to people with an average age of 35.

Many of these motorbike accidents occur through drivers of cars and lorries not paying sufficient attention when making manoeuvres such as changing lanes or turning off onto a slip road at speed – leaving their victims with nowhere to go. Pillion passengers also suffer in these motorbike accidents, not necessarily as many physical injuries, but due to the psychological trauma of foreseeing an accident about to happen, and not being able to do anything about it.

Motorbike Accident Compensation Claims

Compensation claims for motorbike accidents traditionally showed a bias towards the defendant because of perceived discrimination against motor cyclists. However, with the help of statistics such as those above supplied by the Road Safety Authority and personal injury claims solicitors prepared to fight for their clients´ rights, motor cyclists are starting to see fair and adequate amounts of compensation being awarded for motorbike accidents. However, it should be pointed out that failing to wear a crash helmet is not only against the law, but will seriously jeopardise your claim for compensation should you be involved in a motorbike accident that was not your fault.

In order to assist victims of motorbike accidents where they were not to blame, we have established a free advice telephone servicethat you are welcome to call.  The advice is both helpful and accurate and provided by experienced personal injury claims solicitors familiar with motorbike accidents and their consequences. There is no charge to call this number, and the advice and help is offered without obligation from you.

Call us now on or if you cannot speak now please fill in the form on the left and we will call you back.

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What You Can Expect

You call to us will go directly to a specialist personal injury claims solicitor with experience in handling motorbike accident compensation claims. The solicitor will ask you to explain how the accident occurred, if anybody other than yourself suffered an injury, and what treatment you have received.

The solicitor will be able to offer some practical tips and advice about whether it is worth your while to pursue a compensation claim for your motorbike accident, and offer a selection of alternatives for you to consider. You are welcome to ask as many questions about your options as you feel is necessary and our solicitor will do their best to answer them for you.

If you have already been approached by the negligent party´s insurance company with an offer of early settlement, and wish to make sure that it is a fair amount, you can ask us that also. If it is – we will tell you. Our long history of supporting victims of motorbike accidents is based on integrity and honesty, and we will only provide correct and impartial advice.

We acknowledge that many victims of motorbike accidents suffer a degree of psychological trauma after the event. You will find that our solicitors will take this into account when speaking with you and be will courteous and understanding at all times.

If you would like to find out more about the options available to you in respect of a compensation claim for a motorbike accident, please do not hesitate to call our free advice line right away on

If this is not a convenient time, complete the call-back form above and one of our team will ring you when it is more suitable.