Bike Insurance
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filthyhabit
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Bike Insurance
Anyone got any details of good MTB insurance. Usually have bikes on house insurance, but been getting some quotes for renewing, and bikes add £70 / year to my best quote so far.
Thinking it might be better to use specialist insurance ? Any suggestions ? Any stories about how easy / difficult it was to make a claim etc ?
Bert.
Thinking it might be better to use specialist insurance ? Any suggestions ? Any stories about how easy / difficult it was to make a claim etc ?
Bert.
filthyhabit- XT
- Number of posts : 101
Age : 58
Bike : Rock Lobster Team Ti.
Registration date : 2007-07-02
Re: Bike Insurance
Obviously depends on how much you want to insure you bike for. But if you look for something around £3k I've had specific quotes for over £150 !!
I stuck mine free on my house insurance, just shop around. You will find someone.
M&S cover is good on bikes.
I stuck mine free on my house insurance, just shop around. You will find someone.
M&S cover is good on bikes.
N@th- Chris King Ultimate Racer
- Number of posts : 902
Bike : BMX Aero Burner, CW handlebars, 2 finger brakes, layback seat post.
Registration date : 2006-10-26
Re: Bike Insurance
I agree, specific insurance will work out more expensive.
Jase- Chris King Racer 600
- Number of posts : 602
Registration date : 2006-10-26
Re: Bike Insurance
M & S building and contents cover includes 'stuff' up to the value of £4K before having to list it as a seperate item. It also covers it away from home automatically in any country
Paul- XT
- Number of posts : 135
Age : 55
Bike : Trek 8500, X-Cal 29er and a Madone 5.2
Registration date : 2007-02-18
Re: Bike Insurance
hey Bert.
phil- XTR and a pair of Crossmax SLR's
- Number of posts : 313
Age : 50
Bike : giant nrs
Registration date : 2006-11-14
Re: Bike Insurance
hey Ernie
N@th- Chris King Ultimate Racer
- Number of posts : 902
Bike : BMX Aero Burner, CW handlebars, 2 finger brakes, layback seat post.
Registration date : 2006-10-26
Re: Bike Insurance
HI!
Just to agree with the others that M&S is a good choice but so is Nationwide. You can individually add bikes to the insurance that are worth over £1000. That means anything below that figure is still insured.
With Nationwide the policy increases as you add more bikes but they are all insured away from the house too.
Hope that helps.
bg
Just to agree with the others that M&S is a good choice but so is Nationwide. You can individually add bikes to the insurance that are worth over £1000. That means anything below that figure is still insured.
With Nationwide the policy increases as you add more bikes but they are all insured away from the house too.
Hope that helps.
bg
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