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Old 17-03-09, 08:34 PM   #1
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ok my insurance is up on thursday

I have a great quote from bennetts for £132.07 and from dial direct for £128 !.


yes its cos I am old.. !


if I add legal cover and leather and helmet cover and personal accident cover it goes to £210 and £206 respectively..


1. have you heard of dial direct.
2 should I go with the addidtiions as £200 is a good price anyway .

are Bennetts Ok .. I have heard bad stories and good, cos maybe I thinkin bennetts are bike specific.. .,

or should I just go for the £132 basic cover and spend the differnce on beer??
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oh both are 350£ excess.. protected no claims- ( I have 5 years) and ride other bikes and 90 days european cover.,.
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Old 17-03-09, 08:38 PM   #3
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more- helmet and leaTHERS INSURANC EIS £48 TO ADD..
ONLINEYOU CAN BUY IT SEPERATE FOR £20 A YEAR WITH £50 EXCESS. ! HMMMMM
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Old 17-03-09, 08:43 PM   #4
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You won't know how good or bad they are until you claim mate and touchwood you won't have to. I'm with Bennetts now cos of price, worst experience I had was with Carole Nash (no fault claim took ages to finish). I always go by lowest price (depending on excess etc) with the view that as long as I don't claim their service won't be an issue.
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Have you tried Footman James, Quiff?

You get full UK and European breakdown and recovery thrown in. Worth a few quid a year.
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Oh and never heard of direct dial, but if their price is good and excess etc were acceptable I'd go with them cos I ain't fussy for reasons in above post
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Have you tried Footman James, Quiff?

You get full UK and European breakdown and recovery thrown in. Worth a few quid a year.
But only worthwhile if you ain't got a car with separate break down cover which you could use for your bike.
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ta both

Lissa the euro thing wa sjust anice extra i dont envisage goin europe tbh.. but u never know.. and me already RAC covered for breakdown etc seperately for car n bike..

ooo its aminefield..

but right now the £100 odd pound seems appealing but I fancy legal cover and personal accident .. but not sure if i throwin cash away..
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But only worthwhile if you ain't got a car with separate break down cover which you could use for your bike.
the ducati jacketed sv riding god beat me to it.!!
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Lissa the euro thing wa sjust anice extra i dont envisage goin europe tbh.. but u never know.. and me already RAC covered for breakdown etc seperately for car n bike..

ooo its aminefield..

but right now the £100 odd pound seems appealing but I fancy legal cover and personal accident .. but not sure if i throwin cash away..
When I had my no fault off I used a bike specific solicitors I found off here to deal with my 3rd party claim rather than the insurance co's chosen solicitor. Best decision I made, didn't cost a penny and got personal injury, bike repairs, clothing etc compensation and the guy dealing with the claim was sound.
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