Car NCB for bike?????????
Car NCB for bike?????????
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slim_boy_fat

Original Poster:

735 posts

262 months

Saturday 30th July 2005
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Anyone know if there is anyone would would accept my car NCB for insuring a bike. Been away from the bike for 3 years now and the old NCB is now worthless!!

Cheers

Mikey G

4,850 posts

263 months

Saturday 30th July 2005
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Different companies do it different ways, i think there is something in the rules somewhere that says you can transfer your no claims from bike to car but not from car to bike. I may be wrong though.

Mike

Mark_SV

3,824 posts

294 months

Sunday 31st July 2005
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Unfortunately, I think you won't be in luck. Car NCBs generally don't count towards bike insurance. You're back to the usual insurance reduction measures (Cat. 1 alarm, advanced training, garage) or else just get older!

slim_boy_fat

Original Poster:

735 posts

262 months

Sunday 31st July 2005
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Mark_SV said:
Unfortunately, I think you won't be in luck. Car NCBs generally don't count towards bike insurance. You're back to the usual insurance reduction measures (Cat. 1 alarm, advanced training, garage) or else just get older!


Well getting to my mid 30's so dont really need the older option.

Shame as i swapped bike insurane for a car a few years ago.

looks like i will have to stick with a plodder 600 till i can get a few years bonus under my belt.

I guess there is alwasy the TPTF option, not so attractive if the bike is worth more than £5k.

Kneedowndeano

7,413 posts

276 months

Thursday 4th August 2005
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try www.insure2000.co.uk
They took my full car NCB into consideration.

tycho

12,124 posts

296 months

Thursday 4th August 2005
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Does anyone know what companies do it the other way round? I'm using my bike about once a fortnight if I'm luck and it might be better if I transfer it.