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Insurance for Learner Rider....

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flatfour:
When my daughter first started riding we bought her a Honda CBR125R (they had just been launched) and as a learner, she found Adrian Flux Insurance Brokers offered by far the best value. Some years later, I believe that she is still with them.

I checked the insurance position before we purchased the bike as she was already living away in Crawley, due to her work being in Central London. The bike was garaged and not used to commute.

Although a few years ago now, I was quite surprised that given her location and lack of experience cover was both available and not too expensive. She had already passed her car test at that time and had a couple of years of no claims there, however I don't remember that being a factor in the quote.

SumpMagnet:
CG125 is a solid choice for a first bike. Not likely to be the thieves first target, but still a proper bike. Reliable ( though build quality on the Brazilian built ones was never that good ) but dull. Something you can buy...use...and sell on when you pass your test with minimal depreciation.

I never understood why people spend a fortune on a race style fully faired 125...they go no faster. Even if you put a silly loud pipe on it.

I tend to swap myu insurance between Bennetts and Carole Nash....as insurance companies still offer discounts to new business, while shafting existing customers in far too many cases.

Green1:
The race reps are only slower if there road legal  ;)
My 50 could easily do 65mph

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