Which is the best company for a multi-bike AND two post code policy?
Multi-bike - two post codes
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Must be a big garage!
Or very wide legs.
Hastings could be worth a go.
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Hastings could be worth a go.
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Two policies may work out more cost effective so price both options
I have 3 bikes on a multi bike policy at renewal this year as I didn't use the trail bike last year and probably won't this year, I asked for it to be removed and the quote went up 
On this one I would strongly suggest ringing and asking to speak to a supervisor at whichever firm you ring up as it might be in the 'Too Difficult ' box for most of the phone operators
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two postcodes might cause an issue .you must be keeping one of the bikes at another property ? they usually are strict that the bike is garaged at the premises of the regd keeper ....good luck with whoever you choose . I had a multi bike policy with wicked quotes last year . Had no problems at all with them
Yes it was a problem for BMW (Devitts) as all bikes had to be garaged at one post code and bikes would effectively be uninsured if kept overnight at the other.
Adrian Flux had no problem with the two post codes but their premium was very high. It looks like it will be better to have two policies each with two post codes - however my 10 years no-claims can only be applied to one so that makes the new policy for my soon to be purchased Thruxton R almost double my GS one. I shall keep hunting.
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