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Insurance K0 500 four 1971 - What is a good deal?
matthewmosse:
I pay £158 for me, my wife and my dad to ride any combo of 1974 cb500/4, cb250 nighthawk, ca125 rebel, ntv 650 ( all M reg) and a kh125 (F reg) The fee to add the ntv for 3 months that the policy had to run when I bought it was £3.58. They didn't charge to add the rebel when I bought it as only about a month of cover. The company is Lynnbrooke. I mainly use them as they offer buy back salvage in event of a write off, and the cb500/4 sidecar and the kh are both bikes I am very attatched to sentimentally, being my first ever bike and first sidecar outfit. I have every part to fix either and would, regardless of dammage. Clean licence and no claims going back a fair way for me.
mick:
I also use Lynnbrooke 3 bikes £90 for the year 8), cheers Mick.
Laverda Dave:
If you want to ride a modern bike (less then 15 years old) along with agreed value classic then Carol Nash is the only option as they operate a rider policy. That's what I have. I pay £520 fully comp for a Honda Blackbird and 7 classics all with agreed value and I live in London.
It's a case of shopping around for the best deal, takes hours though!
flatfour:
I have a Kawasaki Versys 1000 (June 2015) and CB 750/4 (1972) as well as a CB500/4 (1974) on the road with Footman James, through their VJMC classic policy. This allows any number of modern bikes and classics, provided that the classics always outnumber the modern bikes (so I understand, though I have only ever had the one modern bike at a time, so have not put this to the test).
I have always found them very good, over some 15 years of custom.
royhall:
Footman James for me (VMCC member). Two CB750's (agreed value £7000 & £3000) one CB350F (agreed value £7000) was just £72 for the lot. Comprehensive cover.
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