Multiple (2) Bike policies - any recommendations?

Chef · 20-May-2006, 16:26

Renewal time!!

Any recommendations??

Thanks

Chris

ps thought I saw a thread on this but couldn't find it??

Stu748R · 20-May-2006, 16:30

Norwich union via Ducati insurance always do it for me,but then i am an old git

MJS · 20-May-2006, 17:49

The Policy Shop in Coventry has always worked well for me

Martin

webbyc · 20-May-2006, 17:52

Did my SPS and the Norton both through Ducati Insurance no problem and a good rate.

CalJake · 20-May-2006, 18:26

E-Bike insurance does it for me. I use their monthly "pay as you go" policy and can put bikes on/take them off on the net in minutes and you're covered immediately (handy if you want to have a sunday blast on your mate's bike). You can have up to 4 bikes on there and you accumulate a year's no claims bonus every 8 months.

Rushjob · 20-May-2006, 19:30

EBike for me too - they're happy to include mods to your hearts content too.

jeff st4s · 21-May-2006, 19:07

Was with carole nash when I had my bmw, then bought a st4s, nash wanted loads more to have the 2 bikes on same policy. Then went through ducati insurance and got both bikes far cheeeeper, but then i'm no spring chicken

CK · 21-May-2006, 20:45

Am with CN and was no prob to add 05 bike to my policy (which already had a 53 plater 1000 on there) cost £40 more for the 10 months on the FC policy when I added it

allthegearnoidea · 21-May-2006, 22:49

I have three bikes and Ebike were by far the cheapest and easiest to deal with. As said elsewhere they also have a sensible attitude to Termis and other extras and are more sensible on aftermarket security measures.

Dave

Grib · 05-Jun-2006, 12:23

Did mine through DNA insurance, got the ZX6 and NC30 on one policy.

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20-May-2006, 16:26	#1
Chef Registered Forum User Big Twin Bikes: 998S Chili trackbike,749R (corse kit), 748SPS Posts: 1,223 Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Hove Mood: Flange - it's a state of mind.... Multiple (2) Bike policies - any recommendations? Renewal time!! Any recommendations?? Thanks Chris ps thought I saw a thread on this but couldn't find it?? Reply

20-May-2006, 16:30	#2
Stu748R Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,160 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Leafy Surrey Mood: I've just ordered a new bike and its a .. Norwich union via Ducati insurance always do it for me,but then i am an old git Reply

20-May-2006, 17:49	#3
MJS DSC Membership Sec. & BHCN R.O. Webteam Big Twin Bikes: None at the moment Posts: 1,940 Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Pitstone Mood: Feeling old... The Policy Shop in Coventry has always worked well for me Martin Reply

20-May-2006, 17:52	#4
webbyc Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,087 Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Ashtead, Surrey Mood: www.suzukisportingclub.com the only place to be Did my SPS and the Norton both through Ducati Insurance no problem and a good rate. Reply

20-May-2006, 19:30	#6
Rushjob Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,802 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Lincs Mood: :-) EBike for me too - they're happy to include mods to your hearts content too. Reply

21-May-2006, 19:07	#7
jeff st4s Registered Forum User Ducati Corse Posts: 3,354 Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Charlwood Mood: Looking for a one way ticket to the 'Ring. Was with carole nash when I had my bmw, then bought a st4s, nash wanted loads more to have the 2 bikes on same policy. Then went through ducati insurance and got both bikes far cheeeeper, but then i'm no spring chicken Reply

21-May-2006, 20:45	#8
CK Ducati Corse Posts: 3,350 Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: NW Surrey Am with CN and was no prob to add 05 bike to my policy (which already had a 53 plater 1000 on there) cost £40 more for the 10 months on the FC policy when I added it Reply

21-May-2006, 22:49	#9
allthegearnoidea Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 64 Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Melbourn,Herts I have three bikes and Ebike were by far the cheapest and easiest to deal with. As said elsewhere they also have a sensible attitude to Termis and other extras and are more sensible on aftermarket security measures. Dave Reply

05-Jun-2006, 12:23	#10
Grib Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,416 Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Nottingham Mood: Ducati-less! Did mine through DNA insurance, got the ZX6 and NC30 on one policy. Reply