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[bultoboy]

Does any one know where i can insure my classic trials bikes against theft?

i dont have a road liscence so cant get insurance under that all i want is to be able to put my classic off road bikes under my home insurance but alas i cant find a company which will allow me to do it.

any help much appreciated

james

[bultoboy]

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[bultoboy]

just realised there is a whole section in the forum on this looks like carol nash is the answer still i am looking for any advice you may have

[scottydog70332]

doodson motorsport insurance got my 4rt insured with them for £130 fire and theft. not sure about classic bikes though, give them a try.

[nath15804]

Hi,
i have a 4rt and also want it insuring for in the garage ect, have you a contact number for them?
thanks

[totalshell]

trawled all the home insurance policies in january looking for some one willing to insure unregistered or incomplete bikes.. nothing doing. no one would cover parts even ( even though the policies all include garage contents value of 2500 ish i was catagorically told that did not cover motorvehicle parts) push bikes no problems 5 grand no problem ( marks and spencer ) no need even to chain them up just lock them in the garage..

[trialrider]

Try FOOTMAN JAMES I have insured my 4 classic trials and scramble bikes with them on Laid up insurance up to 4 thousand for my Husky, one for £2500 and two for £1500 for only £68.Covers for tools etc as well

[tltel]

Hi
MCE insurance advertise in TMX "theft insurance for your off road bike" give them a try.
Also you could try MSM they do off road bikes.
TLTEL

[chris_]

TLTEL, on 22 March 2012 - 11:27 PM, said:

Hi
MCE insurance advertise in TMX "theft insurance for your off road bike" give them a try.
Also you could try MSM they do off road bikes.
TLTEL

I have just called MCE who have said that they do offer "laid-up" cover for fire and theft for unregistered bikes. They don't cover parts or anything else, just the bike itself. Unfortunately their system was down so couldn't do a quote at the time.

Looking at the FJ website, their laid up cover requires the bike to have a SORN, so no use if it is not road registered.