Insuring your retrobike
- Thread starter Spanky22b
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You've answered your initial question mate
Dunno , try some of the ctc affiliated insurers ,even some of the specialist motor insurers , footman James
Adrian flux and the like , it's not summat I've thought or worried about to be honest , but the premiums seem a bit unrealistic
A couple of hunderd quid for a grand and a halfs worth of bike , that's theft only
I pay £180 for 3 large motorcycles comp
Mike
Dunno , try some of the ctc affiliated insurers ,even some of the specialist motor insurers , footman James
Adrian flux and the like , it's not summat I've thought or worried about to be honest , but the premiums seem a bit unrealistic
A couple of hunderd quid for a grand and a halfs worth of bike , that's theft only
I pay £180 for 3 large motorcycles comp
Mike
Actually I have my bikes insured on my std home contents policy. I declared the value myself, then just got the friendly LBS to write a declaration of value certificate.
Note my policy doesnt cover them if left chained up somewhere other than home but imao you should only do that with something not worth insuring.
Note my policy doesnt cover them if left chained up somewhere other than home but imao you should only do that with something not worth insuring.
secret_squirrel
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As above get a good valuation from your LBS make sure it goes on the policy as rare or antique.
