chestnut, insurance and all that jazz

[Hazylogic]

I've got a month before I have to get rid of my bike.

Ebike offer me pay as you go insurance for £65 per month.

Full 12 month cover is £111 for 12 months (Bennetts).

Again, I will be getting shut of the bike after June. This is a daft question, but, I'm being a tight sod about this: which is going to work out cheaper; anyone know roughly what Bennetts will charge me if I cancel after a month?

[Rogerborg]

Have you tried actually reading the contract that you're being offered by Bennetts?

If you can't be arsed and instead want to believe what some random anonymous people tell you on a intardtubes forum, you deserve to get shagged up the wallet.
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[Hazylogic]

I have actually. From what I gather Bennett's are just under the ebike £60, as when the policy gets cancelled they will charge admin and cancellation fee. I am leaning towards the ebike although it is bloody expensive for £60 a month. I was wondering if anyone else has had to do anything like this; whether there is a different monthly insurer; or if there is an insurer that does not have the hidden charges like Bennetts.

[swiftb]

if your getting another bike then find a policy that you can swap mid term without getting shafted. If your not then for the sake of about a fiver, then just use ebike - not worth the arsing about to cancel and wait around for a refund etc.