First Bike Insurance
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chilli

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17,320 posts

259 months

Friday 29th July 2005
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Can anyone recommend a good, cheap insurance company for my first insurance. A1 have quated me £700 for a ZX6R (03ish)

Thought that was a bit high?!

JustTheTip

1,035 posts

259 months

Friday 29th July 2005
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ebike insurance were by far the cheapest, and I had a bloody good shop around.

www.ebikeinsurance.co.uk

Mad Dave

7,158 posts

286 months

Friday 29th July 2005
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Im paying £725 TPFT on my ZX7R. It was the cheapest I found, and is with Bikesure - 08700 771377

JustTheTip

1,035 posts

259 months

Friday 29th July 2005
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Should probably say that I'm paying £1000 tpft for an '04 CBR600RR. I only passed my test last thursday and have a DR10 from 2003.

One online company quoted £210, 097.23 fully comp - why bother FFS?

>> Edited by JustTheTip on Friday 29th July 14:20

Vitesse39

731 posts

271 months

Friday 29th July 2005
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I used Bennets for my first year for a ZXR400 H2 - £170 odd

In 2nd year went down to £130 odd and then after I had to make a claim against some one rear ending me they only wanted a further £110 odd for the ZXR750 L1 that I replace the 400 with

andy4200

5,116 posts

296 months

Friday 29th July 2005
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JustTheTip said:
ebike insurance were by far the cheapest, and I had a bloody good shop around.

www.ebikeinsurance.co.uk





I use them too. £1000 Fully Comp for 2005 Triumph Sprint ST1050. Passed test last July so 0 NCB.
They were about half anyone else could come up with.

>> Edited by andy4200 on Friday 29th July 16:37

Edited again for being a numpty

>> Edited by andy4200 on Friday 29th July 18:46

tone

297 posts

306 months

Friday 29th July 2005
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JustTheTip said:
ebike insurance were by far the cheapest, and I had a bloody good shop around.

www.ebikeinsurance.co.uk



I'd second that, I'm paying £18 a month for my DL650, no NCB, just got the ticket. They also record a full year's NCB after 8 months of PAYG.

chilli

Original Poster:

17,320 posts

259 months

Friday 29th July 2005
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Mant thanks all....Will give 'em a call.

Mikey G

4,850 posts

263 months

Friday 29th July 2005
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JustTheTip said:
One online company quoted £210, 097.23 fully comp - why bother FFS?



Was that a typo?

I found www.aquote.co.uk fairly reasonable for me

Mike

Mon Ami Mate

6,589 posts

291 months

Friday 29th July 2005
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Bennetts - £160 fully comp on my ZZR1200 ! One of the few advantages of being an old git!!!

JustTheTip

1,035 posts

259 months

Friday 29th July 2005
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Mikey G said:


Was that a typo?

Mike


Never have I typed more deliberately! I really don't know why they bother. I could buy and insure a DB9 for that!

Mark_SV

3,824 posts

294 months

Sunday 31st July 2005
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ZX6R, CBR600RR, Sprint 1050 ST ... I'm curious what made you folks chosse these as first bikes?

andy4200

5,116 posts

296 months

Sunday 31st July 2005
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Sprint wasn't really my first bike. I had a CBR600 for 300 miles or so before I bought the Sprint

I wanted to do some touring on the bike and the new Sprint seemed ideal for the job. I'm happy to say that after buying it, and doing a trip to the Alps, it's very capable that and definately makes me seem like a better rider than I am .600 miles a day is a piece of cake on it. Next is maybe a run to the Highlands and we're thinking about a trip down to Spain (not sure as my mate came off his bike on the last trip). We would have been taking the bike to Croatia but the one bad thing about ebikeinsurance is they won't cover countries outside the EU.

Can't wait to get home from work next week and take the bike for a spin. Sadly the TVR is spending more time in the garage than it's used to.

JustTheTip

1,035 posts

259 months

Monday 1st August 2005
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Mark_SV said:
ZX6R, CBR600RR, Sprint 1050 ST ... I'm curious what made you folks chosse these as first bikes?


Thanks for the PM mark, I'll be looking into that!

I picked my bike as it's the one I really wanted without going into the litre area. I'm not one to compromise my standards and wouldn't have been happy on something smaller/less pretty/lacking in vroom!