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Post by cmtboy on Jan 20, 2006 22:28:38 GMT
i went on e bike and my insurance for my chituma is £210 third party, not great but cheaper then some of my mates.
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Post by cmtboy on Jan 25, 2006 21:30:34 GMT
even better £186 third party :-)
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Post by djgeorget on Jan 31, 2006 17:03:26 GMT
i pay 45pound a month which works out at 520pounds for a 16 year pld
im with mce good company
third party fire and theft
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Post by chcknugget on Feb 1, 2006 4:14:00 GMT
can anyone beat this, the wifes just paid 77 quid third party to insure both of us 40 plus,s on a jinlun 50, hope to put our daughter on next spring, but darent think about the cost Insurance is not required in Michigan, so $0. Here a moped rider is protected under "no fault" meaning that if I was in an accident with a car, it would go on their insurance. If my scooter was registered in New York it would be a different story... They require inspections, a motorcycle license, insurance, more frequent registration renewals, and higher registration fees. You guys sure pay a lot to drive these things! I registered my scooter and 2 mopeds in Michigan and get on cheaply. Only $15 each for three years registration! |
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Post by ally1756 on Feb 1, 2006 21:39:25 GMT
got to try lexham ive been checking otu quotes for ages and theyve all been sillt prices, like 300 quid for thirdparty, but ive founf a quote from lexham insurance (NIG) and its 178 quid!! CHEAP AS CHIPS!
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Post by johnbarnes1990 on Feb 7, 2006 18:01:12 GMT
im 16 and ive payed £230 for third party only for my neptune taishain retro bike with MCE..is this price good?
thanks
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Post by onamission1989 on Feb 7, 2006 19:58:40 GMT
try lexham
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Post by exlad on Mar 1, 2006 12:18:44 GMT
I got insured with ebike online insurance using the vin number for now. Ok i'm a tad older but didnt think £133 fully comp was too bad for a newbie Just got this quote from them very good iam 28 and have not had a bike since i was 16 Premium Voluntary Excess Excesses and Endorsements £107.10 £0 View Excesses & Endorsements £103.95 £100 View Excesses & Endorsements £100.80 £200 View Excesses & Endorsements £98.70 £300 View Excesses & Endorsements £96.60 £400 View Excesses & Endorsements £94.50 £500 View Excesses & Endorsements |
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Post by shabba01 on Mar 2, 2006 19:46:00 GMT
Anyone else use Carol Nash??
I paid £200 fully comp, took chassis number for 2 weeks to register. Includes breakdown cover at home and on the road.
Ran out of petrol the other day and called them (didn't know what it was) and they said someone be there in 1 hour. Got mate to fetch petrol when I realised and cancelled garage!!!
Felt a right prat when I got to work too!!!!!!
#rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl#
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Post by exlad on Mar 13, 2006 11:16:16 GMT
Anyone else use Carol Nash?? I paid £200 fully comp, took chassis number for 2 weeks to register. Includes breakdown cover at home and on the road. Ran out of petrol the other day and called them (didn't know what it was) and they said someone be there in 1 hour. Got mate to fetch petrol when I realised and cancelled garage!!! Felt a right prat when I got to work too!!!!!! #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# #rofl# So you should have |
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happyhouse
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Post by happyhouse on Apr 1, 2006 9:57:55 GMT
Hi I have just got Insurance for my BT 50 QT 11 for my wife and me (she is 36 I'm 40) fully comp with £75.00 excess for £60.00 for a year. It was £57.00 for just me so now she can have a go but only when I say |
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Post by BillyGreen1973 on Apr 1, 2006 11:43:44 GMT
Hi I have just got Insurance for my BT 50 QT 11 for my wife and me (she is 36 I'm 40) fully comp with £75.00 excess for £60.00 for a year. It was £57.00 for just me so now she can have a go but only when I say Who's that with, thats very good. Do you or your wife have a full bike license? |
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Post by happyhouse on Apr 3, 2006 7:56:34 GMT
The company is frizzell and we both have full car license.But I have just noticed I have 8 years no claims and I have been with the same company for 8 years.So this might help
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Post by biglee on Apr 3, 2006 15:27:47 GMT
Im 16 and my insurance is £250 TPFT with MCE.
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Post by ally1756 on Apr 3, 2006 15:51:27 GMT
cheaper with Lexham
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jason
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Post by jason on Apr 20, 2006 3:00:54 GMT
hi.Try cis which is coop.Got mine for £52 th :(ird party.im 35
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Post by Davros on Jun 3, 2006 21:22:20 GMT
I'm 33, a total newbie to the Scoot world, (although I do have 16yrs NCB on a car!). More importantly, I'm diabetic and have 3 points on my car license for an SP50 (doing 78mph!). For me and my missus (who's 31 with no bike history either but a full car driving licence as well), I got covered on my BT50QT-9 for £172 through www.motorcycledirect.... which I thought was VERY reasonable! (and the actual policy is with Axa and includes Breakdown). Considering my higher risk circumstances I've been refreshingly please with my Scoot insurance costs! Davros |
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Post by lplatewarrior on Jul 1, 2006 15:59:44 GMT
I have just insured a brand new Baotian BT50QT-9 with a chassis number with Rampdale. I paid 225.00 third party fire and theft with my dad on the policy but it would be the same if he wasn't. Cheap insurance for Baotians put Rampdale insurance into google. They let you insure the bike on a chassis number for ten days. I am pretty impressed with that.
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