who do you guys use for Multibike insurance?
who do you guys use for Multibike insurance?
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buzzer

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3,621 posts

271 months

Friday 16th March 2018
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I have tried a few multibike companies but it seems cheaper insuring them individually!

any suggestions who to try?

I want to insure a V-ROD and a modified Multistrada

bogie

17,106 posts

303 months

Friday 16th March 2018
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Stick em on with the cars, all together on one policy...for the last 6 years. Each time I renew, I check how much 5 individual policies are and usually works out a couple of hundred quid cheaper and more convenient all on a fleet policy.

www.paceward.com is the broker, policy underwritten by Zenith

podman

9,086 posts

271 months

Friday 16th March 2018
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Carole Nash but I dont think they are any better or worse than the rest, just do your comparisons and choose whats best for you.

PTF

4,456 posts

255 months

Friday 16th March 2018
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If the bikes are 10-15 yrs old or more, try Footman James. Their classic multi bike policy is good, but you don't earn NCB

jock mcsporran

5,128 posts

304 months

Friday 16th March 2018
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I just do everything individually. Seems whoever is good the the Ducati is rubbish for the Triumph and vice versa. Multibike quotes have always been about three times the individual quotes.

johnnyr6

281 posts

226 months

Friday 16th March 2018
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I was with Carol Nash but they've gone up this year. Now with Bennetts who were £40 cheaper. Doesn't sound like much but on a £195 policy it is. I was about £120 for my R1, so with 2 other bikes added for £75 isn't bad.

Johnny.

poo at Paul's

14,621 posts

206 months

Friday 16th March 2018
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Bennets doing some crazy cheap individual prices it seems at the mo.

As an example, renewal of TLR on Bikesure, £174.
Move to Bennets- £84 including NCD protection!
Same excess.

MrGman

1,670 posts

237 months

Saturday 17th March 2018
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Hastings direct have been good for me with a multibike.

They cover more than two bikes too unlike some other multibike policies!!

greeneggsandham

33 posts

131 months

Sunday 18th March 2018
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Who the broker is is almost irrelevant, what is key is the underwriter. I've found Markerstudy have decent multi bike rates. I got my policy through Bikesure.

(I insured a modified HD and a Yam Fazer)

buzzer

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3,621 posts

271 months

Sunday 18th March 2018
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greeneggsandham said:
Who the broker is is almost irrelevant, what is key is the underwriter. I've found Markerstudy have decent multi bike rates. I got my policy through Bikesure.

(I insured a modified HD and a Yam Fazer)
thats who comes in cheapest at the moment...

Dog Star

17,645 posts

199 months

Monday 19th March 2018
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poo at Paul's said:
Bennets doing some crazy cheap individual prices it seems at the mo.

As an example, renewal of TLR on Bikesure, £174.
Move to Bennets- £84 including NCD protection!
Same excess.
Under £100 with Bennett's for the OHs R1. The Londoners will be crying into their (recycled piss weak) beer.

I got that one last year when someone pointed out that on the Bennetts quote system it behaved oddly - I was adding stuff like protected NCB, business use, commuting blah blah and every time I did it the premium either went down or stayed the same, consequently the policy is "fully loaded".