I was hoping for a small saving this year having swapped the Multi for the Street but the quote is almost the same.
Wondering if it’s worth insuring the Ducati separately or even just going down to one bike.
Insurance renewal time
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Re: Insurance renewal time
Isn't the Duke a classic or does the work you've had done to it make it a custom bike?
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Re: Insurance renewal time
Going to try classic quotes but I suspect it might have had too many mods to it.
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Re: Insurance renewal time
Have you tried bikesure as a custom bike? They managed really good prices fur my RSV after if give mad with the mods.duke63 wrote:Going to try classic quotes but I suspect it might have had too many mods to it.
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Re: Insurance renewal time
I’m insured with Bikesure now. I get the impression that these days insuring with the same company two years running for anything is a mugs game.
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Re: Insurance renewal time
I’ve got classic insurance on the GB, with a collectors specialist insurer here in Aussie. I just got my renewal today. $31 cheaper than last year with the same agreed value.
For $5000 value my yearly premium is $229.00 (approx £120)
For $5000 value my yearly premium is $229.00 (approx £120)
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Re: Insurance renewal time
Only if you just let it renew.duke63 wrote:I’m insured with Bikesure now. I get the impression that these days insuring with the same company two years running for anything is a mugs game.
Do some quotes on the comparison sites and then phone them up. You can really confuse the people on the phone when they have to price match themselves.
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