Insurance renewal

pcn1 · 08-Jun-2006, 10:31

ST2 2002. 41 year old max NCB clean license.
£99.00 = happy !!!!!

One benifit of getting older ............... or is it the insurance company's look at a 75hp bike and feel sorry for us ?

Derek · 13-Jun-2006, 14:11

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Originally Posted by pcn1

ST2 2002. 41 year old max NCB clean license.
£99.00 = happy !!!!!

One benifit of getting older ............... or is it the insurance company's look at a 75hp bike and feel sorry for us ?

Dunno. I'm well past the wrong side of 50 and managed to insure my 2003 ST4s for £140 including including NCB protection and breakdown cover.

ratchet · 13-Jun-2006, 21:38

well I`m looking forward to my renewal as they took 400 quid off me last year for my st4s fully comp at 37 years old, but only 2 years ncb

pcn1 · 14-Jun-2006, 13:49

Derek,
Thats not bad for a st4s. At least I know if I trade up next year then should still be getting reasonable cover costs.

Derek · 15-Jun-2006, 16:41

That was from Sharp Insurance Services http://www.sharpinsurance.co.uk/bike_insurance.php
and was actually £148

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08-Jun-2006, 10:31	#1
pcn1 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 135 Join Date: Sep 2004 Insurance renewal ST2 2002. 41 year old max NCB clean license. £99.00 = happy !!!!! One benifit of getting older ............... or is it the insurance company's look at a 75hp bike and feel sorry for us ? Reply

13-Jun-2006, 21:38	#3
ratchet Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 69 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Perth Mood: bring on the sun ! well I`m looking forward to my renewal as they took 400 quid off me last year for my st4s fully comp at 37 years old, but only 2 years ncb Reply

14-Jun-2006, 13:49	#4
pcn1 Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 135 Join Date: Sep 2004 Derek, Thats not bad for a st4s. At least I know if I trade up next year then should still be getting reasonable cover costs. Reply

15-Jun-2006, 16:41	#5
Derek Registered Forum User GTL Bikes: ST4s ABS Posts: 480 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Tayside, Scotland That was from Sharp Insurance Services http://www.sharpinsurance.co.uk/bike_insurance.php and was actually £148 Reply