Laid up bike insurance
Laid up bike insurance
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wiliferus

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4,224 posts

229 months

Saturday 8th September 2018
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After recommendations... have bought a new bike, and the old bike hasn’t sold yet. Working on the basis it might not sell till the new year, I want to SORN it. It’s £4K worth of bike so don’t want to leave it uninsured.
Can one recommend a company for laid up insurance as google has thrown up a few companies I’ve not heard of and their websites are cack.

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sc0tt

18,310 posts

232 months

Saturday 8th September 2018
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I've asked before but most insurance is so cheap that it isn't worth companies offering it.

How old is the bike?

wiliferus

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4,224 posts

229 months

Saturday 8th September 2018
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2013. I did consider doing third party fire and theft, is that the way forward?

wiliferus

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4,224 posts

229 months

Saturday 8th September 2018
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And with regards the DVLA, I know you can’t have a bike that’s taxed but not insured as they’ll get you through the Continuous insurance rules... but can you have a bike that’s insured but not taxed? Don’t want to get stung.

sc0tt

18,310 posts

232 months

Saturday 8th September 2018
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wiliferus said:
2013. I did consider doing third party fire and theft, is that the way forward?
It would make sense if you aren't going to ride it anywhere.

Gavia

7,627 posts

122 months

Saturday 8th September 2018
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wiliferus said:
And with regards the DVLA, I know you can’t have a bike that’s taxed but not insured as they’ll get you through the Continuous insurance rules... but can you have a bike that’s insured but not taxed? Don’t want to get stung.
Yes you can. Try these guys.

https://www.bemoto.uk/sorn-and-laid-up-bike-insura...