Insurance! - How much for..

[fewtrees]

Right now then...

I just got my renewal through and it's a p1ss take! For a AT with 1yr no claim, 33 years old in a safe postcode area - how much would you expect to pay? and who did you go with?

[Chad]

mine was with carol nash £180 full com with recovery and no claims protection and all the other mumbo jumbo im 37 with full no claims. i could have got it for £130 with ebike but then i would have had to sort out recovery . so it kind of evened out so i stayed with carol nash

[YEN_POWELL]

£70, TPFT, protected full NCD, 20,000 miles per year, can ride other peoples bikes of any size. with Masterquote. Oh yeah, just turned 40.

My eventual plan is to pay less insurance than bike tax.

[Lanby]

£70?? thats an absolute bargain

[Muckybill]

I am getting deja vue, sure we`ve been down this insurance malarky not long ago.

Bill

[robelst]

Not sure, I pay £35 for the AT (3rd party & theft, road- and legal assistence, SOS) on top of the other bike I have insured. I'd reckon to pay less around £100 or less if insured as single bike (Carole Nash).

[Tornado]

mine was with carol nash £180 full com with recovery and no claims protection and all the other mumbo jumbo im 37 with full no claims. i could have got it for £130 with ebike but then i would have had to sort out recovery . so it kind of evened out so i stayed with carol nash

Bitch! i with her and she charged me £250 i am 40 with full no claims been with her 16 years

[cabbage2404]

Right now then...

I just got my renewal through and it's a p1ss take! For a AT with 1yr no claim, 33 years old in a safe postcode area - how much would you expect to pay? and who did you go with?

£89 TPF&T, protected full NCD aged 39 through Bennetts.
One of the perks of being old ! ( hold on i can't think of any others)

[Yeti]

1 year no claims, 28, 1 year riding.

£380 fully comp @ and TA 12 mnths.

Usual Nash jobby with recovery.

Grimsby postcode area.

[piguglyshandydrinker]

£70, TPFT, protected full NCD, 20,000 miles per year, can ride other peoples bikes of any size. with Masterquote. Oh yeah, just turned 40.

My eventual plan is to pay less insurance than bike tax.

YEN, you really are a value for money type of guy aren't you. I like it

Rob, I would expect a couple of hundred quid, 300 tops.

I've always found H&R in Aberdeen competitive.

Phil