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Multi bike insurance
cooleronthecoast:
Now I've added the Triumph Thruxton to my (mini) fleet, I'm wondering what would be the best way forward re insurance? My CB550 is on a limited mileage classic policy with Carole Nash which costs me about 50 quid p.a. My Aprilia Tuono is currently insured by Hastings and costs a wee bit more. Lol. Rather than have a third separate policy for the Trumpet, I was thinking of trying to combine all three on one ticket, but trying to get multi bike quotes via the Meerkats isn't easy, at least not for a computer wally like me. Before I jump on the phone and ring around I was wondering what you guys/gals do (which companies do you use) when you have several bikes to insure?
Johnwebley:
Try Peter James.
I use him.and like how he does business
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Nurse Julie:
I have some bikes on a multi policy with Swinton, some other on another multi policy with Hastings Direct and a load more bikes on individual policies with whoever comes up with the cheapest policy / best cover for our needs. All classics. With some of our bikes it's cheaper to insure them individually than on a multi policy as we both need the facility to ride each others bikes, so we are covered for whoever has the bike insured and which one of us is riding it. The least I pay for a policy is £54 for one bike, all the others are £60-70 individual and always less than a £100 for multi policies. I should add that I have never made a claim on any bike insurances in over 40 years, so I can't vouch for any companies services😁😁😁😁
cooleronthecoast:
--- Quote from: Johnwebley on January 07, 2020, 01:29:55 PM ---Try Peter James.
I use him.and like how he does business
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--- End quote ---
Thanks John, Peters website says he only covers stuff over 20 years old. OK for the CB, but I doubt he'd be interested in the other two.
Spitfire:
Peter James for me as well, cheaper than Carol Nash £150 for my Deauville and CB750F1.
Just noticed your reply, the Deauville is a 2000 reg and he has been insuring it with the F1 for a few years, may be worth giving it a try.
Cheers
Dennis
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