So 10 years no claims has its benefits - Bennetts have just quoted me £80.16 for my annual renewal, fully comp with pillion coverHappy days, comes down every year!
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29-12-14, 11:54 AM
So 10 years no claims has its benefits - Bennetts have just quoted me £80.16 for my annual renewal, fully comp with pillion cover
Nice one
Is that because you selected less than 500 mile per year
Lol yeh put down that it'll be sorn'd
Nah I reduced to 3000 miles this year, usually 5000. Can't see me managing 3k to be honest though!
Good price
A good price but nothing you don't deserve for your years of sensible riding.
Appears There's no rhyme or reason to insurance.
Just gone from a sh*tty old mercedes vito worth about £1300 to a brand new £18,000 transit and my insurance dropped by £200!
Meanwhile my home insurance goes up by £30 each year.
I think they just use a roulette wheel or something to invent the quotes
My Vclic ped was just under £60 (TPFT) with my wife as a named rider (she only holds CBT) + free meerkat that sold for £30. The same Ped with just me and not her as a 2nd rider was £20 more from the same broker. So either they make it up as they go along or somehow extra, inexperienced riders equal less risk???????
Also a quote on a ZZR600 is lower for me than I paid on my current 400 (same brokers, excesses)...... How on earth do they figure I'd be less of a risk on a 600CC 99BHP bike compared to a 400CC 56BHP bike? (400 costs me £110 TPFT, a 600 quotes me at £90)
Indeed they do. I had a quote for 5k miles, then increased it to 6k and the premium was £2 less.Originally Posted by WR6133
Also had one with no pillion, then with a pillion and that was less as well.
Its all down to statistics with the insurance companies. I can understand the cheaper rate with pillion insurance as I wouldn't be surprised if there were more accidents without a pillion than with. Same goes with mileage, I would expect riders with a higher annual mileage to have fewer accidents per mile and therefore claims - going from 5K to 6K just puts you up into that category. My theory anyway
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