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Getting back to Bikes !! RFL
ka-ja:
Hi All,
Talking insurance, anyone out there know of any cheap insurance for a "modified" bike, mine seems to attract 3-4 times the amount quoted for a standard 400/4.
One time of day, the quotes were based on engine size, they now appear to be accompanied with the old intake of breath as mentioned previously, and I only want it two or three months a year.
Trigger:
I always tell people to try the post office insurance but, always worth shopping around.
The best years ago was the rider policy that norwich union used to do.
tom400f:
--- Quote from: Nurse Julie on December 05, 2014, 09:06:41 AM ---Im with The Post Office this year Tom, seems to tick all the boxes for me, £56.25
--- End quote ---
I'm paying about double that for my two bikes, 3k miles/yr each. Also, if I ride another bike it has to be at least 20 yrs old ::)
February is renewal so I'll bargain/shop around. Inc Post Office!
SteveD CB500K0:
Carole Nash charge me £170 for my Tiger 800 and £25 for the 500/4
Last renewal they asked me whether it had ABS (the 500/4 that is!)
Nurse Julie:
--- Quote from: Trigger on December 05, 2014, 09:44:35 AM ---I always tell people to try the post office insurance but, always worth shopping around.
The best years ago was the rider policy that norwich union used to do.
--- End quote ---
The Norwich Union Rider policy was one of the best. I wonder if there is anything like that available these days ?. After the N.U. policy finished I used to ride all my bikes on a Motor Trade policy. Easy, as you could ride anything but 3rd party road risks only. That was ok for the old heaps of junk but I had a 3 month old CBR 600 written off in a flood about 1990, I mean totally wrecked, and the insurance company wouldn't pay out. These days you can actually have fully comp on bikes on Motor Trade Policies but even at my great age it's about £1400 per year >:( >:(
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