Insurance

Well you could at least share with us.... who's giving you the quote? That's a quarter of what I pay and mine is due next month. Mind you, look at alll the other insurance threads and the variety from the same insurers is vast!

 

Mine's due in a month never had my renewel as yet but tried a comparision site and -
Triumph Thunderbird 1600, fully comp,(of course there standard 350 XS)
57 year old rider no claims 18 yrs no claims came in at around 100 quid !!!
which I thought was good, on looking at another quote I found an all bells and whistles
quote for approx 112 quid which included all extras, basic recovery, riding other bike, riding other
coutries, legal cover etc, that was with a company called One call Insurance,
Seems a no brainer for an extra 12 quid

We'll see what my renewal price brings forth !!!

 

Eighty-five quid! I'd be biting there hand off for that. I'll get you to sort out my insurance when I Renew

 

I was with them, until they increased the insurance on my Thrux from 280 to 750 for no apparent reason apart from saying that's what it is!

 

Got me worried for a bit, until I got on the comparison sights and got it back to 300 quid

 

Oh yes!! Thieving scum all these Surrey pony club lot!
Inside the m25 you're stuffed

 

£85......

I pay nearly that a month!!!! Lol

 

No, but I have a fair few..... ahem...... indiscretions lol

 

Mine's up for renewal 1st March. Tried MCE for a quote.... they didn't know what a Triumph Street Twin was. Game Over.
Tried Carole Nash.... they didn't know what one was either !!

To be fair CN did phone me to ask why I had aborted my online quote, I told them my bike wasn't recognized in their system. After they kept me on hold for a bit they then said " how does £386 sound ?"....... Game Over again.

I'll keep trying.

(last year I paid £212 with Bennetts, their renewal this year is over £300)

 

That made it worse Sam...... I've got a private plate on it and they couldn't find it from that either.

I'm a bit peeved with these high quotes I've been given as I usually pay around £200 ish for the two bikes. I'll keep trying but maybe I'll just have to get my head around the fact that it's getting dearer nowadays to insure bikes.