Bike insurance- who’s good or bad at moment?

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I am very very low risk , ticking all of the necessary boxes including trackers , locks, brick built garage , clean licence , low theft area, no history. Riding bikes 50 years. Never made a claim . Must have said something to upset this ‘Caring Company ‘
 
After a recommendation on here, I went with Principal Insurance for a multi-bike policy at my renewal last Nov.
Since then, when I've wanted to add / change a bike on that policy, I've never been able to get through to their customer service dept.
Pretty poor IMO. I'll be going elsewhere at renewal.
 
After a recommendation on here, I went with Principal Insurance for a multi-bike policy at my renewal last Nov.
Since then, when I've wanted to add / change a bike on that policy, I've never been able to get through to their customer service dept.
Pretty poor IMO. I'll be going elsewhere at renewal.
I gave up with Principal for the same reason.
 
Motorcycle Direct were usually very good....2 bikes each your used to cost me £280 for their Platinum cover with my beemer as the main bike. That's gone up considerably this year, partly due to value of Ducati (which for some bizarre reason they have as group 23) and partly due to the Hayabusa (group 16 I think) which I paid £100 extra for to carry insurance through to renewal. My insurance is due to renew in 6 weeks to we'll see what they quote me for 26/27.
 
Avoid Cornmarket - expensive and unhelpful. The discount being IAM is negative. Bikesure seem to be competitive and comprehensive. Best advice is to shop around - however boring the process is. There is usually a couple of hundred pounds saving between top and bottom
 
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