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Offline metbandit1

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Re: Insurance
« Reply #20 on: November 23, 2011, 21:34:05 »
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I'm dreading when mine comes up in march

its £650 at the moment and that's TPF+T

 :shock:

Jehesus, I thought mine was costly at £296 tpft!

Renewing early december, looking at quotes of £260 fully comp including all the gubbins I have adhered, screwed, bolted and clamped to the bike - quite pleased really, not much less, but a more thorough policy!!


The few years of...lets say "experience" make all the difference in price :P

your not that old though....  :old:

Offline bencav

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Re: Insurance
« Reply #21 on: November 23, 2011, 21:47:30 »
lol

I only passed my bike test last September!! Not that much experience!! I did pass my car test at 17 though..crikes, 10 years ago, now I do feel slightly more 'experienced' as you put it!!

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Re: Insurance
« Reply #22 on: November 23, 2011, 21:54:14 »
I was thinking more experience with life not with bikes ;)

in march will be my 4th years no claims.

Christ, you wouldn't have thought I was 19 :P

Offline bencav

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Re: Insurance
« Reply #23 on: November 23, 2011, 22:00:40 »
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I was thinking more experience with life not with bikes ;)

in march will be my 4th years no claims.

Christ, you wouldn't have thought I was 19 :P

You passed your test at 15?

And yeah, more life experience = more years at graft - still, a few years closer to retiement  :thumb:

Offline Keith Cross

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Re: Insurance
« Reply #24 on: November 24, 2011, 10:20:22 »
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I'm with ebike they have just asked for £178,they was always cheap for my bandit but carole nash have got it down to 125 with full euro cover which I have been told is top notch.
I have found that shopping around does work to an extent and the £53 I saved does show that.

Good company, I have used them for years as they cover all of my bikes and a car on the same policy for not a lot of money really.  650 cost me an addtional £50 I think for 10 months cover.

Never had to claim, but think all companies are about the same on this front, but I have used the recovery service and it works well.

Keith C
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Offline metbandit1

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Re: Insurance
« Reply #25 on: November 24, 2011, 12:14:24 »
Quote from: "bencav"
Quote from: "metbandit1"
I was thinking more experience with life not with bikes ;)

in march will be my 4th years no claims.

Christ, you wouldn't have thought I was 19 :P

You passed your test at 15?

And yeah, more life experience = more years at graft - still, a few years closer to retiement  :thumb:

16 for my cbt which counts for no claims,
it'll be my 4th year ill be on once I'm 20 in march.

Urgh 20 in march.  :GRR:

Offline Phil Nash

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Re: Insurance
« Reply #26 on: November 24, 2011, 15:52:14 »
I live in West Wickham near Bromley Kent and am with Bennetts, they quoted me £126 fully comp, Euro cover, protected bonus etc but said it came up as a group 14!! I'm 51 bike is garaged but I thought that was a bit steep as my FZ6 only cost me £92. I appreciate the VStrom is new, but I bought the FZ new last year. (Sold it to get the VStrom) Seemed like a big price hike to me, not to mention jump in group. How did they work that one out  :shrug: MCN listed the Suzuki as a group 10. Maybe I misheard the lady from Bennetts I am an old bloke now so that's my excuse
As Abraham Lincoln once said
"Never believe all that you read on the Internet"

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Re: Insurance
« Reply #27 on: November 24, 2011, 17:41:59 »
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Urgh 20 in march.  :GRR:
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Offline Ubique

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Re: Insurance
« Reply #28 on: November 25, 2011, 11:10:31 »
Mmmm I pay £882 fully comp for the year with MCE.

 - that's on a brand new Strom ( June '11)
 - No motorcycle no claims, passed test in May '11
 - 6 Points on my licence
 - And "garaged at my mums house..."

When I looked into changing the policy into keeping the bike here at work in on an ARMED military base, it took the insurance to over £1,500 as it was deemed to be under a Motar/terrorist threat..  :angry-tappingfoot:

Hopefully June brings a significant drop in price...Here's hoping anyway

Offline medic5

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Re: Insurance
« Reply #29 on: November 25, 2011, 19:09:37 »
Gosh these prices are MAD!!!!!
15 miles from Trafalgar Square London, male 52, brought through Suzuki insurance no alarm, no locks, in driveway, £97.00 full comp and commuting…no way would I like to be buying insurance at 17 these days………………………..
 :bawl:  :crazy:  :shrug:

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Re: Insurance
« Reply #30 on: November 25, 2011, 20:06:29 »
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Gosh these prices are MAD!!!!!
15 miles from Trafalgar Square London, male 52, brought through Suzuki insurance no alarm, no locks, in driveway, £97.00 full comp and commuting…no way would I like to be buying insurance at 17 these days………………………..
 :bawl:  :crazy:  :shrug:

I tried Suzuki insurance.  They won't cover it ungaraged...you say yours is in the driveway....?


A disgrace to biking...