August 6, 200719 yr im lookin to insure my new beta for the road anyone got any good advice on where to get it i will only be doing about 5 road trials a year thanks
August 6, 200719 yr Got mine with Benetts, 82 quid TPFT, depends on how old you are and when you passed your test as well I expect, did mine in 1971. I had my Enduro with E Bike, nice and cheap but quoted 160 quid for the Rev3 so went to benetts. Policy is actually underwritten by Norwich Union so worth a try there direct.
August 7, 200719 yr Got mine with Benetts, 82 quid TPFT, depends on how old you are and when you passed your test as well I expect, did mine in 1971. I had my Enduro with E Bike, nice and cheap but quoted 160 quid for the Rev3 so went to benetts. Policy is actually underwritten by Norwich Union so worth a try there direct. I've got all my bikes insured with Norwich union, but the policy excludes use for trials competitions (and circuit racing???) It's worth checking for this exclusion beofre taking out the insurance if you only want to insure your bike to use in road events. Remember, all ACU clubs offer third party on the day Insurance for their road events. Clean(ish) licence and over 21 works out at
August 7, 200719 yr Addict, do you realise that passing your test in 1971 makes you well over 50!?!?! And?????? You do realise that he is Addicted to Werthers Original & Viagra,,, He will have a bike rack on a Lotus Elise soon
August 7, 200719 yr Nice reply legend you ve got it wrong though mate.....................bike racks already on the Elise Actually only got around to doing my bike test 6 years ago Edited August 7, 200719 yr by The Addict
August 7, 200719 yr Nice reply legend you ve got it wrong though mate.....................bike racks already on the EliseActually only got around to doing my bike test 6 years ago Now all is clear. You retired in 1971
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