Motorbike insurance

[paddy.t 5]

Just got my provisional licence trhough and need some cheap(er) transport than a car as that is totaly out of the question at the minute. So does anyone ride and know of a good insurance company/broker that insure young riders for less than the earth.

 

Cheers paddy

[longdogbow 12]

you could give adrian flux a try.its been a long time since i was a young biker.but some of the younguns i work with use him.

for along time i used carole nash.but that was for classic bikes from 60s,70s.but ive hung up the gloves and helmet for good now.

[pipmoff 0]

Might be worth trying Ebike insurance I have a policy with them and another with carole nash. My girlfriends bike is insured through Ebike from when she passed her test.

[paddy.t 5]

cheers lads ill check them out now

[Timid Toad 18]

Carol Nash has always given good value for money and insures any bikes now also bennets bike insurance is another good one to try and if your offered the legal insurance with it i advise you to take it as i had a big accident and had to claim and they were great . safe riding mate

Edited December 7, 2009 by Timid Toad

[zx12edge 1,001]

hi there mate if you go on to https://insurance.motorcyclenews.com/motorbikequoter/yourdetails.aspx?ReferrerRef=44aef725-0b73-4f58-9402-004f0183fbe4 its a comparison website the best prices i have managed to find

[craigy 1]

Carole nash or h&R insurance usually give you decent quotes

[tomandroz 0]

Hi,

 

From my own experience carol nash have always been the cheapest and provide the most comprehensive cover, best of luck with it!

 

ATB

 

Tom

[stealthy1 3,964]

Carole Nash for me

[droid 11]

It's always worth trying your local insurance broker. They can sometimes match the internet guys, and they can help personally if (when) you need to make a claim.

 

Failing that, I've always found Adrian Flux competitive, along with Whittlesey.

[paddy.t 5]

Cheers everyone. ill check them all out.