Bike insurance

Just had my renewal notice from household insurer and seems to be steep increase in costs of
insuring our several (farirly expensive) bikes. Any ideas about good reasonable insurers out there?
I am talking about theft really rather than third party cover.

 

"richard barcan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Just had my renewal notice from household insurer and seems to be steep increase in costs of
> insuring our several (farirly expensive) bikes. Any ideas about good reasonable insurers out
> there? I am talking about theft really rather than third party cover.

Try AA Insurance. I had expensive itemised bike coverage with them for many years.

www.theaa.co.uk

Pete

 

"richard barcan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Just had my renewal notice from household insurer and seems to be steep increase in costs of
> insuring our several (farirly expensive) bikes. Any ideas about good reasonable insurers out
> there? I am talking about theft really rather than third party cover.
>

Marks and Spencer - fully covered anywhere in the world without locking. Up to £4000 per bike limit
without notification. (As part of the household contents policy)

Regards Simon

 

richard barcan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Just had my renewal notice from household insurer and seems to be steep increase in costs
> of insuring our several (farirly expensive) bikes. Any ideas about good reasonable insurers
> out there?
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=uk.rec.cycling+%22insurance%22& ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en (URL
wrapped) - 3800 hits.

Read the threads and draw your own conclusions. I've got nearly 5 grands worth of bikes on my
household policy, which is with HSBC. No complaints about the policy or its exclusions (the usual)
and making a claim for accidental damage was pleasantly hassle free.

Simon
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Simon Ward, Accent Optical Technologies (UK) Ltd., York, YO31 8SD, UK "You'd never guess the things
that I do, I've had the Devil round for tea ..."
- "60 Miles an Hour", New Order

 

> "Peter Clinch" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> anonymous coward wrote:
>
> > One of the Tonies mentioned a broker who advertises in
> > the back of Cycle, but a quick squiz at the last few
> > issues suggested he's into Stealth Advertising or I'm
> > blind (the latter distinctly possible!).
>
> Fern insurance - google for it. (we're with them for our
> tandems).

Bother - I thought I'd have a quick check - I couldn't get
anything sensible easily via google since their web page
doesn't seem to work.

I actually seem to be dealing with a larger broker than fern
these days - I think they were related somehow, and they did
all the paperwork, but I can't remember who it is. Sorry.

cheers, clive