Multi-bike insurance ?

[pcn1]

My renewal came in from Carole Nash and now I've got a 1260S Multistrada the compulsory excess is £600, up from £350 when I had an 2007 1100S Multistrada. (My second bike is a 2006 Triumph Scrambler, and the excess on that is £400)
I'm 56 with a full clean license and max NCD.
I gave Hastings Direct a call and they couldn't quote me for my 2 bikes !

So is £600 a normal excess on a bike like the Multi these days ? Any other multi-bike Insurers I should give a call too ?

Cheers

[KTMsm]

I found the multi bike policies weren't competitive

I also found if you call and talk to them, most will "mirror" your no claims on your 2nd / 3rd bike

[mike-v2tmf]

Aegis are worth a try , I have three bike with them on a "multi" policy

[Dog Star]

Bennett’s - two R1s, one with £250 excess and one with £350 (can’t remember which is which)

Alternatively just insure your excess.

[anonymous-user]

Give BeMoto a ring - they have been the only ones that have sorted multi bike policies for me.

[Charlie Croker mk2]

Your question ?

Answer = BoMoto !!

[jdwoodbury]

I just used BeMoto, found them very good to deal with.

[FSEngineer]

give Bikesure (bike branch of Adrian Flux) a go, I'm on a multibike with them and even BeMoto couldn't match it

[the cueball]

All my bikes are with Bemoto as well.. have been with them for a few years now.

Haven't had to "use" them yet, but seem OK for not taking the piss.

[Abdul Abulbul Amir]

KTMsm said:

I found the multi bike policies weren't competitive

I also found if you call and talk to them, most will "mirror" your no claims on your 2nd / 3rd bike

I have two bikes on separate policies with different insurers that have each built up no claims discounts. Unsure if I'm allowed to do that.

[Freakuk]

Bemoto as has been said.

In fact I've just renewed my policy with them in the last 30 mins for 2 bikes. I actually asked if I could move one to a laid up policy as I haven't ridden it this year and I doubt I will, they quickly ran the numbers and said it effectively moves to a 3rd party F&T so would be about another £100 plus I'd need to upgrade the current locks/chains so left as is both fully insured.

[PTF]

Footman James by a country mile.

They will cover bikes 10+ yrs old as classics if you have a classic bike club membership.

When i had a larger collection it was a few quid per bike.

My renewal in march was about £500 for a new africa twin, 2001 fireblade, 2009 street triple, boxster, clio 200 and mx5 track car. Unlimited miles, commuting, etc, etc

[KTMsm]

Abdul Abulbul Amir said:

I have two bikes on separate policies with different insurers that have each built up no claims discounts. Unsure if I'm allowed to do that.

You are but if you have a claim on one, you will find it will affect the other - hence the reason why many will "mirror" no claims