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Old 06-12-10, 02:03 PM   #1
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I was just wondering, if you could use your no claims from car insurance for motorbike insurance coz i have 4 year no claims on the car and only one for the bike
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Old 06-12-10, 02:09 PM   #2
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Nope not directly, Although most insurers will ask and take into concideration your use of a car and NCB when giving a quote.
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Old 06-12-10, 02:11 PM   #3
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Nope, I had 6 years NCD from a car but have not owned/insured one for a few year now so they are now lost.

Sucks really.
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Old 06-12-10, 04:09 PM   #4
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No but you could possibly get some bonus road experience points with a 6 wheel type policy. Something like THIS
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Old 06-12-10, 04:11 PM   #5
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As others have said, no.

Turning this t'other way round for a moment. My lad has 3 years no claims on his bike insurance. He's just passed his car test, and they won't transfer that.

Now considering bikes are the evilest things known to man, you would have thought 3 years without a claim would have given him some credits in the insurance dept - really pi55es me off !

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Old 06-12-10, 04:14 PM   #6
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Especially as if you have an accident on one policy, you have to tell the other insurer.
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Old 15-12-10, 09:54 PM   #7
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Oh, I've been looking at car insurance this week and only being 19 and having my car licence for 7months i hoping to transfer my bike no claims to a car policy, that sucks. Anyone got a spare £4000???
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Old 15-12-10, 11:50 PM   #8
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Anyone got a spare £4000???
£4000?! What kind of car are you trying to insure a freaking veyron?!
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Old 16-12-10, 09:01 AM   #9
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£4000?! What kind of car are you trying to insure a freaking veyron?!
youd be suprised, mate of mine, passed her test and got a 1.3 OLD fiesta off her parents. so contacting insurers, the highest she was quoted was £5400 TPFT and the lowest (the one she had to get) was £2500 TPFT, its ridiculous, im staying on a bike for life
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Old 16-12-10, 09:04 AM   #10
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properly sucks doesnt it. however think about it youve had a 125 for 5 years then go out and buy a tvr. Its not going to end well!
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