New bike insurance issue
Started by hugh_b, Sep 01 2011 08:16 PM
8 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 01 September 2011 - 08:16 PM
Hi everyone,
I'm looking at getting my new evo insured for theft. It's road registered as the dealer offered to sort all that out for me and i figured it may be best in the long run. At the moment I only want insurance for theft etc. My plan was to SORN it as soon as the paperwork comes through.
I spoke to Carol Nash today who said I need an MOT to insure it as it's road registered. Not sure if this is the case however if i sorn it?
Can anyone confirm as i don't want to pay out for an MOT if not necessary!
Thanks
Hugh
I'm looking at getting my new evo insured for theft. It's road registered as the dealer offered to sort all that out for me and i figured it may be best in the long run. At the moment I only want insurance for theft etc. My plan was to SORN it as soon as the paperwork comes through.
I spoke to Carol Nash today who said I need an MOT to insure it as it's road registered. Not sure if this is the case however if i sorn it?
Can anyone confirm as i don't want to pay out for an MOT if not necessary!
Thanks
Hugh
#2
Posted 01 September 2011 - 08:29 PM
hugh_b, on 01 September 2011 - 08:16 PM, said:
Hi everyone,
I'm looking at getting my new evo insured for theft. It's road registered as the dealer offered to sort all that out for me and i figured it may be best in the long run. At the moment I only want insurance for theft etc. My plan was to SORN it as soon as the paperwork comes through.
I spoke to Carol Nash today who said I need an MOT to insure it as it's road registered. Not sure if this is the case however if i sorn it?
Can anyone confirm as i don't want to pay out for an MOT if not necessary!
Thanks
Hugh
I'm looking at getting my new evo insured for theft. It's road registered as the dealer offered to sort all that out for me and i figured it may be best in the long run. At the moment I only want insurance for theft etc. My plan was to SORN it as soon as the paperwork comes through.
I spoke to Carol Nash today who said I need an MOT to insure it as it's road registered. Not sure if this is the case however if i sorn it?
Can anyone confirm as i don't want to pay out for an MOT if not necessary!
Thanks
Hugh
Dead easy this - forget Carol Nash or Benetts - contact MSN Insurance - they specialise in Trials Bikes ! Simples :-)
#3
Posted 01 September 2011 - 08:35 PM
hugh_b, on 01 September 2011 - 08:16 PM, said:
Hi everyone,
I'm looking at getting my new evo insured for theft. It's road registered as the dealer offered to sort all that out for me and i figured it may be best in the long run. At the moment I only want insurance for theft etc. My plan was to SORN it as soon as the paperwork comes through.
I spoke to Carol Nash today who said I need an MOT to insure it as it's road registered. Not sure if this is the case however if i sorn it?
Can anyone confirm as i don't want to pay out for an MOT if not necessary!
Thanks
Hugh
I'm looking at getting my new evo insured for theft. It's road registered as the dealer offered to sort all that out for me and i figured it may be best in the long run. At the moment I only want insurance for theft etc. My plan was to SORN it as soon as the paperwork comes through.
I spoke to Carol Nash today who said I need an MOT to insure it as it's road registered. Not sure if this is the case however if i sorn it?
Can anyone confirm as i don't want to pay out for an MOT if not necessary!
Thanks
Hugh
Try MSM.
http://www.msminsurance.co.uk/
You will need a ground anchor and Thatcham approved chain but well worth it.........
#5
Posted 01 September 2011 - 08:40 PM
I did try MSM but they also said i needed an MOT, maybe they miss-heard me when I said it was new?
I'll give them a call again tomorrow.
Hugh
I'll give them a call again tomorrow.
Hugh
#6
Posted 01 September 2011 - 08:49 PM
Interestd to know how you can register a new bike with out taxing it and to tax it you must have insurance.
Am I the only one who is confused ?
Am I the only one who is confused ?
#7
Posted 01 September 2011 - 09:40 PM
If its a new bike why does it need a MOT? MOT only required for vehicles 3 years old.
#8
Posted 01 September 2011 - 09:42 PM
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Interestd to know how you can register a new bike with out taxing it and to tax it you must have insurance.
Am I the only one who is confused ?
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Well, the dealer in questions has registered it for me. As far as i'm aware, I have paid for tax. They register the bike in their name and then transfer it across to myself or something along those lines. It all went over the top of my head a little whilst in the shop as I was trying to sort so much out.
Hugh
Interestd to know how you can register a new bike with out taxing it and to tax it you must have insurance.
Am I the only one who is confused ?
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Well, the dealer in questions has registered it for me. As far as i'm aware, I have paid for tax. They register the bike in their name and then transfer it across to myself or something along those lines. It all went over the top of my head a little whilst in the shop as I was trying to sort so much out.
Hugh
#9
Posted 01 September 2011 - 10:13 PM
you must have the wrong end of the stick
my bikes insured with MSM, its not MOt'd as its not even only a year old so no need.
my bikes insured with MSM, its not MOt'd as its not even only a year old so no need.
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