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Just change your DoB for getting quotes.
I'd guess somewhere around £500 for TPFT, but that's give or take a few hundred cos it price will vary depending on your your details and the details of your bike. You'll get a much better price if you spend some time phoning around to find the cheapest policy.
If you take the first quote you get then you could well pay over the odds, whereas if you spend a couple of hours phoning around playing the insurance companies off against each other then your insurance will be as cheap as it's possible for you to get it.
It doesn't matter what anyone else has paid or what insurance company they went with. You need to phone around as many insurance companies as possible (all the companies in the back of Bike Trader is a good start) because that way you'll find the company that's cheapest for you rather than making the assumption that what's cheapest for someone else will be the cheapest for you. |
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oh dear. confused said £460 3rd partf t&f. with honda insurance . however i didnt say what kind of security i had i.e. imobiliser / anchor. i said i had none so presumably it will go down more and that was a first quote as well |
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Security on the bike (chains, alarms, datatag , etc) doesn't make a vast amount of difference, it's garaged and that's the main thing they care about.
You'll be able to get it cheaper than that by phoning around  |
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 16 years, 299 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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