Superbike owners: What are you paying for your insurance?

helpimcrap · 13 Mar 2008 at 07:33

Lopéz said:
None of my mates were ever taxed or insured on 'bikes (and I'm not just talking about youngsters either) I take it this is no longer common practice

depends entirely who you know.

Flukester · 13 Mar 2008 at 07:53

Mohinder said:
Dunno if this counts a 'superbike' because it's a street bike, but it's still a litre bike that makes 130 brake and it's group 15.

£600ish, TPF&T on a 2001 Fazer 1000, garaged. I'm 23, no NCB, passed April last year.

I think it counts m8, R1 engine and will beat an Enzo to 100mph no problem

spp · 13 Mar 2008 at 09:50

I pay just under 400 TPFT for a 04 blade and I'm 24 with 4 NCB.

Rilot · 13 Mar 2008 at 10:43

£600 Comp
2006 RSV1000 Factory
32 years old
1 fault claim
2 years NCB

Fireskull · 13 Mar 2008 at 11:13

Flukester said:
I think it counts m8, R1 engine and will beat an Enzo to 100mph no problem

Still not sportsbike quick though *whistle* hehe

hehe only messing all bikes are sportsbikes compared to cars lol.

Rossmac · 13 Mar 2008 at 12:39

2002 Fazer 600, TPFT exlcuding breakdown = £634.
0NCB - 21 year old - hadn't been insured on a bike before I got this, and it's Northern Ireland too which i presume takes the quote up a bit too.

Not a superbike though!

Draeger · 13 Mar 2008 at 13:54

Thanks for all the replies folks, appreciate it.

Compared to what some of you guys are paying, I guess I was wrong to assume I was paying over the odd's then!!!??

£190 Fully Comp would appear to be pretty good, and so far I've still not really checked around much further than that.

Fireskull · 13 Mar 2008 at 16:45

Draeger said:
Thanks for all the replies folks, appreciate it.

Compared to what some of you guys are paying, I guess I was wrong to assume I was paying over the odd's then!!!??

£190 Fully Comp would appear to be pretty good, and so far I've still not really checked around much further than that.

Wish I could get £190 fully comp lol, at least its something to look forward to with age

Steve · 13 Mar 2008 at 17:40

I paid £600 fullycomp on my zx10r at 28 with 1 years no claims and only 2.5 years of riding

MouseMat2004 · 13 Mar 2008 at 18:06

Currently paying £250 TPFT on the SP1. 24yrs old, 3 yrs NCB, accident claim 4 years ago, garaged.

Wife is same age, same NCB and was quoted £150 TPFT on her 03 636, but opted for £250 fully comp.

Mate who is 132 years old only pays £90 TPFT for his 99 R1.

Amps · 13 Mar 2008 at 18:37

£302 - SV650 - 3rd Party Fire & Theft & legal cover <- No superbike but still a reasonably powered bike
22 Years old. 0NCB

kirbrot · 13 Mar 2008 at 20:33

£144 TPFT, £450 excess on a 2000 Honda Fireblade

29 with 9 years NCB Garaged and living in the Isle of Man

SGCWill · 13 Mar 2008 at 21:44

21 y/o 4 years ncb, £938 for an 05 ZX636, but i sold it for a 98 1200 bandit that I'm doing up and it dropped to £600 approx - thats 3rd party only too.

PardonTheWait · 17 Mar 2008 at 14:02

I just got my renewal through and now I've got a year's no claims it's gone down to £411. So one year's NCB, 23 years old, Yamaha Fazer 1000 (group 15), garaged. I live in a reasonably nice area of Essex.