Adrian Flux Insurance?

[helpimcrap]

They won't 'guarantee to beat any quote' like it says on their email renewal?

Hastings Direct will do it for £130.80 fully comp but Adrian Flux won't do it for less than £167.

Where do I stand on this?

 

[The_Abyss]

Grateful that you can get insurance for £130 and just get on with life?

 

[tom_e]

Grateful that you can get insurance for £130 and just get on with life?

This. You've got it cheaper so just go with it.

If you push them and really complain they'll probably beat it by a penny just to shut you up.

 

[HoneyBadger]

We used Bennett’s and for me and Mrs HB it was £144. This is both new riders with passing our test a week prior and 0 NCB.

 

[Diddums]

We used Bennett’s and for me and Mrs HB it was £144. This is both new riders with passing our test a week prior and 0 NCB.

What bikes and what area? That's silly cheap.

 

[HoneyBadger]

Hoo, Kent and it’s a 65 reg Keeway 125CC.

I’m 38 and mrs HB is 46, alarmed, immobilised and kept in Garage, fully comp.

Uncle uses same company to insure his 4 bikes and lives in Weald, Kent, garages, 65 with like 40 years NCB! He paid £80 fully comp for his Triumph T100.

We also did it via Quidco and got about £12 cashback.

 

[HoneyBadger]

You have an alarm and an immobiliser on a Keeway 125? That doens't sound like it'll go wrong :/

Anyways 125cc insurance is usually pretty cheap. Bennets did a great price for me on the SV last year I had it though so was with them.

Alarm, immobiliser and remote start. It’s not a standard thing, it was on it when I bought the bike. I’ve checked and re-wired most of the bike since getting it (not due to problems, just peace of mind based on some questionable wiring from previous owner)

So should be ok

 

[Diddums]

Alarm, immobiliser and remote start. It’s not a standard thing, it was on it when I bought the bike. I’ve checked and re-wired most of the bike since getting it (not due to problems, just peace of mind based on some questionable wiring from previous owner)

So should be ok

Watch out with those remote start things, they can ruin your bike's electrics. Burned out the CDI on one of mine years ago, £180 for a replacement.

 

[Beans on toast Dave]

We used Bennett’s and for me and Mrs HB it was £144. This is both new riders with passing our test a week prior and 0 NCB.

bennets are great untill you come to change somthing on your policy then they add an admin charge, i went with LV who were cheaper than the rest and no admin charge

 

[helpimcrap]

We used Bennett’s and for me and Mrs HB it was £144. This is both new riders with passing our test a week prior and 0 NCB.

Bennett's would have been about £220 without the options. Not bad but once you add on breakdown, personal accident and legal protection it is a lot more.

£227 includes all that. CBR 600FX with 1 years no claims. Not commuting though as at university so doesn't count as commuting is only to paid employment.

 

[Freeman]

Grateful that you can get insurance for £130 and just get on with life?

If everyone thought like that we'd get ****ed by every company left right and centre.

Always do you research and try go for the lowest possible price when dealing with insurance.

 

[TallPaul_S]

If everyone thought like that we'd get ****ed by every company left right and centre.

Always do you research and try go for the lowest possible price when dealing with insurance.

No, price isn't everything.

If I was given the option of MCE insurance at £100 or any other insurer at £130 there's no way I'd be choosing the cheapest option.

Once you get down to the £100 or so mark you can't expect to get much cheaper unless you've been riding for decades and are doing tiny mileage etc. Extras included, excess amount and the insurer being a decent company are far more important than saving £30 or £50 over the course of a year...

 

[Freeman]

No, price isn't everything.

If I was given the option of MCE insurance at £100 or any other insurer at £130 there's no way I'd be choosing the cheapest option.

Once you get down to the £100 or so mark you can't expect to get much cheaper unless you've been riding for decades and are doing tiny mileage etc. Extras included, excess amount and the insurer being a decent company are far more important than saving £30 or £50 over the course of a year...

I'd say it's pretty important once you're happy with the optional extras and company reputation in general.

For example. I am happy with my extras and the company/underwriter so for me when I phone to renew I'll focus on the price. I have a couple of other companies in mind that I can switch to so it's a case of fighting for that price and essentially making them compete. Seems to have worked quite well for me over the years.

 

[The_Abyss]

If everyone thought like that we'd get ****ed by every company left right and centre.

Always do you research and try go for the lowest possible price when dealing with insurance.

He already has researched and got the best price!

 

[helpimcrap]

Price is one thing if you never have an accident - that's fine.

But if you do have an accident then you need to know they will get you a good deal and look after by sorting it all out.

H&R insurance were one I had when I had my accident 10yrs ago- they were brilliant! Sadly they won't even reach the top 50 prices although even then i'm talking 25% extra so £100 more which isn't the end of the world....

 

[Philz0r]

I use Adrian flux for my car insurance as they offer fully comp drive other cars, I drive other people's cars more often then not so it's nice to not worry.

If they do this for bikes I would pay the extra as imo, it's peace of mind should the worst happen.

 

[TripleT]

Most insurers will do that but it normally depends on the Person's age and experience.

I can ride other bikes for Coral Nash. If someone was 24 and just passed I probably doubt they would.

Same as car insurance. Obviously different insurer have different limits. But most insurer do DOC cover for the right people.

Edit - Just notice you said FC cover, ignore that

 

[Philz0r]

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