Nexus — Bike Rate Check

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The Basic Hire Rate for a motorcycle or scooter, determined — with the reasoning you defend it on.

Describe the claim, the rider and the machine, and state the cover the claimant was given. Bike Rate Check searches the dated ledger of every scooter and motorcycle hire operator's published terms for that date, applies the ruled methodology, and returns the Basic Hire Rate a court would test your charges against — with the operator it rests on, every operator inside the locality accounted for, and the words on each operator's own page that include or exclude it. Where no published offer was available to this claimant, the check says so and says why: that answer is part of the product, not an error.

Step 1 — The claimant and the rider
Your file or claim reference, exactly as it should appear on the report (up to 64 characters).
Required — letters, digits, space, “/ - _ .” only (1–64).
As it should appear on the report.
Required — letters, spaces, hyphens, apostrophes, full stops only.
Required — a valid UK postcode.
Required — 16 to 120.
Years the claimant has held the motorcycle licence type in the previous field. Enter 0 if held less than a year.
Required — ≥ 0 and ≤ age − 15.
Optional and separate from the motorcycle licence held: the years held for the claimant's full licence, if any.
If entered — ≥ 0 and ≤ age − 16.
Some operators will refuse, or attach conditions to, a licence issued outside the UK.
The earliest searchable date is 13 September 2026 — the day the bike ledger begins.
Required — on or after 13 September 2026.
The per-diem is taken from the shortest published period that covers the hire and can be ended; a 7-day rate covers longer hires.
Required — a whole number of days, 1 or more.
Recorded on the report.
Convictions / endorsements (DVLA codes) — enter every endorsement; operators refuse or restrict riders on these
CodeDescriptionPointsDateDisqualificationDisq. end dateSpent?
Recorded on the report and tested where an operator publishes an endorsement term; most do not, and the report says so rather than assuming.
Step 2 — The machine that was hired, and its use
There is no ACRISS code for two-wheelers, so capacity is the class.
Step 3 — The cover the claimant was given, from the hire agreement
The excess the claimant bore on the credit-hire machine.
Required — £0 or more.
Run the check Running this report will incur a cost of £10 plus VAT. This will be charged to your firm's account. Proceed only if you agree to the charge.
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