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SDR insurance

6 posts · Started by jambox · 01 May 2011

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I know that some forums have a link to cheaper insurance for there bikes.
Can anybody recommend any in the uk.
http://www.gocompare.com/motorbike-insurance/

Or any other comparison site.

I know I'm taking the wee wee, but AFAIK there isnt a special company for the bike. Some forums do special deals with some Ins company but don't believe this one does.
Adrian Flux trading as Bikesure. Used to be on here. They at least know what a Superduke is, dont mind modifications and it seems likely they would pay out in the event of a claim.

On the minus side, they insure two bikes for me so they duplicate everything (often triplicate, it in fact) Otherwise they do all the things you would expect, Euro cover, legal cover, recovery blah blah blah.

I could possibly save a few quid by getting other quotes but if I ever have to speak to a clueless chimp from Bennetts about what a marchesini wheel is again I might just give up biking instead.
Carole Nash were amazingly cheap for me 2 weeks ago.
SDR
RC8R
Suzuki RGV 250
Honda SP1
All for £445 with a ban of 6 weeks on my licence and an SP50 3 points.
I'm a gnats over 50 but still seems cheap. Also 6 months free Bike mag subscription.
As said mate just use a comparison site I personally use www.thebikeinsurer.co.uk but there's loads out there

Sone companies will favour certain conditions (areas, ages etc) but it varies so much with claims points etc it's useless naming one company

Using that comparison site the lowest I got was £300 full comp on my SDR (25 with 5 years ncb) I'm currently with Carol Nash however ( as I bought the bike mid policy) and they want £900!!

In short no one will be able to recommend a cheap company (a good one maybe) so if it's cheap ur after just use the comparison sites
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