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BIKE INSURANCE

ScouseChrisScouseChris
edited August 2010 in General
can anybody suggest who to insure my trusty steed with?

my house policy only covers up to £1500

how much is the premium? will it cost more as a scouser?!

cheers

chris

Comments

  • Martin LMartin L
    Hi Chris

    Call your insurer - you might get your bike put on free - as a separate, quoted item. It will then appear as such on your policy. I know people have done this either without a problem - or by kicking up a fuss and threatening to go to another insurer who will.

    Having said that - I'm lazy - I have my bike on as a paid extension to my contents policy: something quite reasonable like £27 a year, top of my head. Direct Line.

    Oh yeh - put on your best Hertfordshiresbury accent.
  • geoffggeoffg
    british cycling have a very worthy scheme..worth a look if you can find it among the mess that is the BC website.
  • JohnMJohnM
    edited September 2010
    Marks & Spencer Home Contents Insurance covers up to £4,000.00 for cycles, which is far more than most policies. It was about the best that was on offer when I last renewed and had got a good rating in cycle magazine artical I read at the time.
  • Robbie LRobbie L
    edited September 2010
    Barclays Premiere home insurance covers up to £10k which is useful.
  • ScouseChrisScouseChris
    thanks all- much appreciated
  • Forum Admin [Martin]Forum Admin [Martin]
    Bryan - some advice from last year. May be helpful....
  • BryanBryan
    Excellent, thanks very much. Looking into changing my home insurance provider to someone a bit more cycle-friendly!
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