What companies have you guys found to be good for superduke insurance?
I used Carole Nash up until recently.
I used Carole Nash up until recently.
Which insurance company?
16 posts · Started by Ducati Pete · 19 Jul 2007
Post 2 by Cavham,
#2I am with ebike, all on line and no problems. I change my bikemid policy, no charges no increase, no admin charges and for me with only 2 years NCB for 2 1000 vtwins, best I could find around.
Post 3 by kendo57,
#3CIS i was with them for my GSXR before the Superduke,
It was cheaper fully comp than third party, something to do with it being new and worth 8k, it works out cheaper fully comp.
Allows me to ride any bike as well.
It was cheaper fully comp than third party, something to do with it being new and worth 8k, it works out cheaper fully comp.
Allows me to ride any bike as well.
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Post 9 by boysie,
#9Fowlers insurance was the cheapest for me
Post 10 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
#10I'm with Bike Team this year, did me a cracking quote for the FZ6 and now the SD.
Guy I dealt with was called Mark, top bloke all round.
Again, I use the online quotes as a rough guide, phoned up and he chopped 50 quid off the premium.
He reckons at the minute i'll be £500 fully comp, but my no claims increases to three years so should drop a good bit.
Well worth a look mate.
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Guy I dealt with was called Mark, top bloke all round.
Again, I use the online quotes as a rough guide, phoned up and he chopped 50 quid off the premium.
He reckons at the minute i'll be £500 fully comp, but my no claims increases to three years so should drop a good bit.
Well worth a look mate.
Edit 'cos my spelling is rank...
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Post 14 by baggieman,
#14On a side note, I'm gonna start IAM training soon too.....wanna get better and save money on insurance too.[/quote]
Cool!!! They can teach you how to follow muddy tractor lines round corners, ect.. I know a couple of people who are into the IAM thing.. They seem to be very good at falling off
Cool!!! They can teach you how to follow muddy tractor lines round corners, ect.. I know a couple of people who are into the IAM thing.. They seem to be very good at falling off
Post 15 by ShadeTheChangingMan,
#15If bike advanced training is anything like cars, you would be better off with ROSPA. They teach to Police standards and the test has grades, which grade you get depends on how long you go without a retest. IAM, whilst I'm sure do fine work, only test you once with a pass/fail system, also the instructors are 'volunteers' who have passed the test and now pass on their knowledge. I'm sure a lot of them have qualifications, but it's not a pre requisit. At the end of the day it's down to: Do you want the best training possible, or do you want something that lowers your insurance premium. ROSPA will do both, IAM only the latter.
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