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Who’s doing quality cover (not necessarily cheap)
Who’s doing quality cover (not necessarily cheap)
Bike insurance- who’s good or bad at moment?
- Thread starter JohnnyBoxer
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I look at the underwriter rather than the broker.
Markerstudy are on the do not touch list.
Ageas & Aviva are preferred. Neither sell bike insurance direct so you have to go via a broker
If a broker is shit you can always go direct to the underwriter. You really do not want to be covered through a Markerstudy broker (C Nash, Swinton et al) and have a policy underwritten by them as well.
https://www.markerstudygroup.com/who-we-are/our-brands/ - scroll down to see the 40+ brands they own
Markerstudy are on the do not touch list.
Ageas & Aviva are preferred. Neither sell bike insurance direct so you have to go via a broker
If a broker is shit you can always go direct to the underwriter. You really do not want to be covered through a Markerstudy broker (C Nash, Swinton et al) and have a policy underwritten by them as well.
https://www.markerstudygroup.com/who-we-are/our-brands/ - scroll down to see the 40+ brands they own
Sage (not saga) insurance advice, as ever
I can only speak for price.as i have never had to make a claim.at the moment these seem good on price.Lexham insurance.have a read of the small print to see what is and is not offered in the policy
And yet when I was with markerstudy they offered more than the market price when one of my bikes was written off?
Quick and easy
Quick and easy
a sample size of one is not quite the same as a consensus across multiple review and social media platforms, especially where repairs are involved not a total loss.
Carole Nash have just given me a quote for 3 bikes £292.73 incl breakdown/recovery & no claims protect which I thought was fair, and I will probably go with it.
Depends on total value of bikes / no claims disc / any previous claims / traffic violations / postcode, plus a host of other considerations to be fair.
Depends on total value of bikes / no claims disc / any previous claims / traffic violations / postcode, plus a host of other considerations to be fair.
What a fucking palalaver shopping around for insurance quotes
So many questions, so time consuming
So many questions, so time consuming
I just cross reference a couple of comparison sites
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unlike some others, they are not owned by Admiral, Esure etc. I generally ignore the "cheaper" ones at the top of the list with stupidly high excesses and pared back policies.
however, I suspect you are wanting to cover multiple bikes which can be more complex than my 1 bike home.
Thanks
Yep 6 bikes
3 main road going bikes (T7 and BMW GS)
3 specialist off-road bikes
So not straightforward as I found out speaking to Bikesure at teatime
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