insuremyducati.co.uk

willsy · 18-Jul-2003, 17:11

Top blokes at insuremyducati.co.uk. Paid £588 to Carole Nash to insure my 748S with non BSI approved exhausts.

Policy was going to start on 19/7/03 with CN, filled in the form on the insuremyducati website on 17/07/03 and received a call within the hour. Ronny said cost would be £470 with the same cover, UK & European breakdown, helmet leathers etc plus exhausts covered.

Told him I had already paid money to Carole Nash, I then 'did not take out' policy with CN and had to pay £20 admin fee. Ronny then said that insuremyducati would pay £18 towards the CN admin fee of £20.

Overall the policy cost me £452. The cheapest fully comprehensive quote I received from anywhere that also covers the grey area of Termis.

Very satisfied

John

DJ Tera · 18-Jul-2003, 17:19

Thats funny, I posted my details yesterday and still aint heard anything

ducatisps · 19-Jul-2003, 12:03

Cant trace your submission DJTera - sent you a U2U

Murray Mint · 19-Jul-2003, 20:32

Got the same good type of quote, saving over £100.00. They also said that they would pay the admin fee.

Good call.

KoolKav · 22-Jul-2003, 11:30

Here are my vitals:

28
N.London postcode
1 yrs no claims
2 claims in the past 5 yrs inc recently stolen R1
Garaged
Datatool
Oxford locks
Tracking device

The initial quotes on a new MV F4(!) were:
1) Sorry mate...cann't do it
2) Have u won the lottery yet?
3) £2300 please fully comp!

Ronnie has been working on this for days and must have called everyone under the planet to get
£1336 Fully comp

Yes I know it sounds a lot but thats nearly a 50% reduction.

Excellent work guys/gals.

DJ Tera · 31-Jul-2003, 14:54

Yep I have to admit I'm well pleased with my quote from Ronnie, he managed to get me covered with race cans, forged mags and ohlins forks too

logyk · 18-Aug-2003, 17:50

Another satisfied customer!

No hesitation in giving Ronnie the logyk seal of approval .

Thanks.

Ray · 19-Aug-2003, 12:16

Does this lot do one policy that will cover the rice burner as well as the Duc?

Ray

logyk · 20-Aug-2003, 17:33

Well they did for me Ray!

Desmondo · 20-Aug-2003, 17:40

How about insurance for a trackbike for the road? eg. No lights etc., cheap bodywork and lots of mods? Mine is due for renewall in September so will be worth a look. It's a pain insuring the bike for just the ocasional ride out but will give it a go anyway.

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18-Jul-2003, 17:19	#2
DJ Tera Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,724 Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: London Thats funny, I posted my details yesterday and still aint heard anything Reply

19-Jul-2003, 12:03	#3
ducatisps Registered Forum User Bevel Head Posts: 84 Join Date: Mar 2002 Mood: Stressed as usual! Cant trace your submission DJTera - sent you a U2U Reply

19-Jul-2003, 20:32	#4
Murray Mint Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,575 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: West Sussex Mood: Waiting for the change (Not the menopause) Got the same good type of quote, saving over £100.00. They also said that they would pay the admin fee. Good call. Reply

31-Jul-2003, 14:54	#6
DJ Tera Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,724 Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: London Yep I have to admit I'm well pleased with my quote from Ronnie, he managed to get me covered with race cans, forged mags and ohlins forks too Reply

18-Aug-2003, 17:50	#7
logyk Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 571 Join Date: May 2002 Location: Nottinghamshire Mood: Relaxed - don't worry about things you can't change Another satisfied customer! No hesitation in giving Ronnie the logyk seal of approval . Thanks. Reply

19-Aug-2003, 12:16	#8
Ray Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,555 Join Date: May 2001 Location: North Yorkshire Mood: R U thinking what I'm thinking?......Oh dear! Does this lot do one policy that will cover the rice burner as well as the Duc? Ray Reply

20-Aug-2003, 17:33	#9
logyk Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 571 Join Date: May 2002 Location: Nottinghamshire Mood: Relaxed - don't worry about things you can't change Well they did for me Ray! Reply

20-Aug-2003, 17:40	#10
Desmondo Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,698 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Braintree, Essex. Mood: :devil: How about insurance for a trackbike for the road? eg. No lights etc., cheap bodywork and lots of mods? Mine is due for renewall in September so will be worth a look. It's a pain insuring the bike for just the ocasional ride out but will give it a go anyway. Reply