I am insured with Ebike insurance (Southern Rock) a Fully comprehensive multi bike policy with Legal cover and breakdown recovery inc.

2 x bandit 12's and the B-King and me and the the wife 35 years on the bike for me and 34 years for her i am 50 she is 48

3 dwindling points on my licence
none on hers
three RTA none my / our fault should also mention 5 years no claims..

£340 fully comp...



I was told not many insurers will Touch a B-King ????

so who you with then

Direct choice (Equity Red Star)
40 years old, garaged bike, clean licence, past test 23years ago 4years no claims
2 Claims, 1x vandalism and 1x wildlife incident (hit a deer)
£230 fully comp.

bennetts 3points 8yrs no claims £180 fully comp

[b]i'm with carol nash £380 fully comp with all bells and whistles for my king and a cbr1000rr. Best thing is when i bought my king and chopped in a zx636 which was my track bike,i got a £15 refund as my premium went down !!........ result,i now have a blade for track and an awesome comfy road bike and save money so minimal grief from my good lady

23, i did have 3 years NCB until i put my GSXR 600 K8 into a wall last year.
I now only have 1 years NCB, that crash fully comp, unlimited mileage, break down, 3rd party on other bikes, european cover comes to £980 eeeek!

Hi guys
Im 42 1 year no claims as i used to have a trade policy insured with AXA fully Comp £167.00
but £500,00 excess pillion cover and riding to work,

Neil

Hi all, due for renewal at the moment. Shopping around has given me a quote from Tesco's at £120 fully Comp. I am 35 and have 5 years no claims. The provider is Axa so I will be contacting them direct next to see if they shave a little more off.

I am with AXA through Suzuki insurance. £150-00 with 5 years no claims. Would have been max no claims except for me falling of and making it a write of my GSX1400. That is with a clean licence

I`m with bikesure part of i think adrian flux.

I`m 32 got 7yrs ncb my ins is over £500 because i changed bikes mid policy thats the reason for an higher amount well went from an 06 zx6r group 11 to a 59 b king which is god knows what ins group it varies with each ins group.

well its up for renewal soon so i`ll be shopping around.

Shannon's.

Fully comp on....
99 Bandit 1200,
a 1980 GSX1100,
a streetfightered Hayabusa
and the B-King.
All on "agreed value"

Insured all mod's
(pipes, paint, renthals, braided lines, custom lights etc)

Insured all riding gear for rider and pillion, Helmets/leathers/gloves/boots

Option to do own repairs.

Option to buy back any salvage.

The real killer is i've lost most of my 12 points.

$1600AU........$1430US.........890 UK pounds.

makes you wonder why there is so much of a price difference...

I looked into insurance once with a guy who sells it..

he stated

they buy block insurance and break it up and sell portions of it to customers

depending on claims makes the insurance they buy go up and down and they pass this onto customers (Yeah right)

the more younger clients they get the more money the insurer (Broker) gets

they make more money on Third party fire and theft as the customer can only claim against another insurer not there own


they are all pirates and theifs...

personally why don't they sell five years of insurance and you get one year free if no claims

that would be nice

I am with AXA two years no claims, I have had bikes most of my life, but had a break of two years, so lost all my no claims, and had to start again, they said if I had bought a old moped and insured it for peanuts, I would have kept my max no claims bonus, still live and learn, so at the moment with AXA I pay £180 fully comp, but have to pay the first £500 of any claims.
Regards Keith

make sure your Bking is insured when you go to the first UK Bking rally

http://www.suzukib-king.org/across-the-pond-f22/uk-first-ever-b-king-rally-t2423-90.htm