Lexmoto Insurance

How much does Lexmoto insurance cost?

As with any kind of motorbike or scooter insurance, insurance for your Lexmoto depends on a multitude of factors which when combined are used to calculate motorbike insurance or scooter quotes.

The main considerations include where you live, which model of Lexmoto your own, plus your age & riding experience. Additionally, your occupation, use of the bike (including how many miles you think you'll cover per year), and what level of voluntary excess you are comfortable with all contribute to how brokers determine the final cost of your Lexmoto quote.

You'll also need to decide if you want fully comprehensive, third party fire and theft, or just third party only cover on your bike. There are other variables involved in working out the cost, but don't worry - you only need to enter your information once to get quotes from multiple Lexmoto insurance providers.

Remember that the level of cover you choose to insure your Lexmoto with is likely to have an impact on the cost of your quotes. Bear in mind that even though Fully Comprehensive insurance is the most complete level of cover you can purchase, it's not always necessarily the most expensive.

Because it's really easy to run a re-quote on the system, make sure you experiment by running a few quotes with different levels of cover to see what impact this has on the price. You can then make a more informed decision about what level of Lexmoto insurance cover is best for you.

Lexmoto and younger riders

Most Lexmotos are suitable for learner riders on a CBT, or with an A1 class motorbike licence.

Because of this, and in combination with the inexpensive retail pricing (compared with Japanese or european brands), Lexmotos are extremely popular with new and/or young riders.

At Biker Insure we know from painful experience that being a young rider can make 125cc insurance stressful and expensive - and that's why it can be really important to compare for the widest range of quotes.

Whether you are a learner rider looking to insure your LXR for use with L-plates, or are in possession of an A1 licence, the comparison system at Biker Insure makes it easy to handle quotes for any licence type or rider age.

Lexmoto motorbike insurance

Via Biker Insure, you can compare quotes for most Lexmoto motorcycles, including the 2025 motorbike range:

• Lexmoto Detroit 125
• Lexmoto Isca 125
• Lexmoto LS-Z 125
• Lexmoto LXR 125
• Lexmoto LXR 125E55
• Lexmoto LXR SE 125
• Lexmoto Detroit 125
• Lexmoto LXS 125
• Lexmoto Michigan 125
• Lexmoto RSS 125 Scrambler
• Lexmoto Tempest 125
• Lexmoto Tempest GT 125
• Lexmoto RX1 125 E55
• Lexmoto ZSB 125

Lexmoto scooter insurance

Compare quotes for the 2025 Lexmoto scooter range:

• Lexmoto Aura 125
• Lexmoto Diablo 125
• Lexmoto LX06 (electric)
• Lexmoto LX08 (electric)
• Lexmoto Nexus 125
• Lexmoto SRT 125
• Lexmoto XDV 125
• Lexmoto XDV 300

Lexmoto moped insurance

Compare insurance for the 2025 Lexmoto range of mopeds:

• Lexmoto Diablo 50E55
• Lexmoto Echo 50
• Lexmoto LS E55

Lexmoto LXR125 Insurance

The LXR is one of Lexmoto's most in-demand motorcycles, regularly featuring in UK best selling bike lists. This sporty looking number is typically ridden by young riders who appreciate its big bike look and feel. Because the LXR is under the 125cc and 11Kw learner law requirements, it can be ridden (after completion of a CBT) with L-plates for up to two years.

This does of course mean that 17 and 18 year olds are often attracted to the LXR - and are concerned about insurance costs asssociated with Lexmoto ownership. Discover more information on our learner motorbike insurance page.

A bit more about Lexmoto...

Lexmoto is a fairly new brand to the UK, specialising in the sale of Chinese manufactured scooters and small capacity motorcycles. Despite their newness, the brand has been growing at a fast pace. Indeed, Lexmoto have regularly appeared in the lists of best-selling UK bike and scooter brands, often out-selling many of the more established motorcycle manufacturers.

The Lexmoto range is heavily focused towards the very small capacity end of the market, with a large range of 50cc mopeds and 125cc scooters - but it's the 125 range of bikes that dominates the current line up.

The brand had previously extended their reach into A2 bike territory with the sporty LXR380 and BMW GS style Pioneer 500X. For 2025 however, the range re-focuses on 125cc bikes and under.