Two / Multi Bike Insurance
Two / Multi Bike Insurance
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V8RX7

Original Poster:

28,982 posts

293 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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I have Bike 1 with C Nash 6 months to run, 1 yr NCB £70

I have bought bike 2 and had a quote of £130 for a new policy with 0 NCB

I asked C Nash to add it to the current policy £100 (for 6 months)

Or for a new multibike policy £350 !!!

I did wonder if it's worth paying a bit more (pro rata) to add the new bike because in 6 months I'll (hopefully) have 2yrs NCB and both policys ending at the same time.

Or are there any better options ?

the cueball

1,915 posts

85 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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I have multibike insurance with BeMoto.

All bikes have the same NCD, and they are very well priced, including breakdown cover and European travel.


Lee540

1,586 posts

174 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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Both my bikes on separate policies. For the same reasons as you. Also Carole Nash for one.

WarnieV6GT

1,441 posts

229 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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the cueball said:
I have multibike insurance with BeMoto.

All bikes have the same NCD, and they are very well priced, including breakdown cover and European travel.
Same here. If and if you qoute '44 teeth' then you get up to £500 off your excess.

£67 to insure my fireblade fully comp with no excess. I was going to sell it but at that price I'll be dragging it out until the wife loses patience..

V8RX7

Original Poster:

28,982 posts

293 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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How much does it typically cost to add an end can ?

tedblog

1,442 posts

110 months

Wednesday 8th January 2020
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WarnieV6GT said:
Same here. If and if you qoute '44 teeth' then you get up to £500 off your excess.

£67 to insure my fireblade fully comp with no excess. I was going to sell it but at that price I'll be dragging it out until the wife loses patience..
Ive just changed over to them , £350 for both bikes with all the european travel etc.
Didnt make any difference with end cans with them

the cueball

1,915 posts

85 months

Thursday 9th January 2020
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WarnieV6GT said:
Same here. If and if you qoute '44 teeth' then you get up to £500 off your excess.

£67 to insure my fireblade fully comp with no excess. I was going to sell it but at that price I'll be dragging it out until the wife loses patience..
Yup.. I've got the 44 teeth discount.

£1 to fully comp my RC51...

most of my bikes have mods as well... they didn't really care and never adjusted the price.

HannahThomas

15 posts

104 months

Friday 10th January 2020
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ClassicLine Insurance are worth a try too > https://www.classiclineinsurance.co.uk/