Anyone Know Any One Day Bike Insurers?

[Az]

So i'm picking up my bandit soon and I need my brother to ride it home with me as a pillion, therefore I need to insure the bike for just one day, the day we bring it home.
Can anyone recommend a decent insurer that insures bikes for just one day?
Any links or numbers would be much appreciated

[MarJay]

Insure him then use the 14 day cooling off period to cancel.
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[Az]

[Rogerborg]

If you cancel within 14 days they should not charge you more than the reasonable cost of setting up the policy, plus a pro-rata daily charge (i.e. 14/365s if you cancel after 14 days). There should be no administration or cancellation charges.

That's not to say that they won't, only that they shouldn't. Also, the Ombudsman has held that anything up to £50 is "reasonable" as set-up costs, which is hilarious when I've been offered policies for £57.
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[P.addy]

Does he have ride other bikes policies? If so I can bang it on mine for 1 day.

[G]

I know some of the 1 day insurance things closed down.

In the past I took out a policy on a bike I was looking to buy on a Friday night. Went to see bike, bike was knackered on test ride, didn't buy. Cancelled Monday morning.

Guessing it only got put through their main system Monday morning as for my 2 1/2 days of insurance I got everything but 1p refunded.
Most times it doesn't work out quite so well .

[Az]

[Rogerborg]

[P.addy]

[G]

[P.addy]

That is true, but its listed as not being mine, insurance is the one thing I like to be legit, rape occurs otherwise.

[gixerladsw]

cant see if somone has posted it already but dont think so. Tempcover.com are good, used them not long ago. Was for a car but their website did say bikes too at the time i used them.

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[j.silvs]

Might be cheaper and easier to just use these guys:

https://www.icanhire.com

No deposit, hourly rate of like £12

[J.M.]

[P.addy]

Pay monthly are still 14 day cooling off type affairs, you usually trump up a larger payment as the 1st one. I pay monthly, never have paid a year in full, purely due to bike switching

[ginny]

Sell or ask the seller to sell via MCN. It'll cost the seller £15 to list it (which you can just give him on top if you go through with it), but you get 7 days free insurance. Thats £35 less than a 'reasonable' fee for cancelling full-blown insurance within 14 days.

[Rogerborg]

Guys, guys, I've just remembered that bikes sold via MCN get 7 days free insurance. It only costs £15, you can just bung that to the seller. You're welcome.
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Biking is 1/20th as dangerous as horse riding.
GONE: HN125-8, LF-250B, GPz 305, GPZ 500S, Burgman 400 // RIDING: F650GS (800 twin), Royal Enfield Bullet Electra 500 AVL, Ninja 250R because racebike

[Walloper]

[Az]

Thanks for all the suggestions but i've got it all sorted out now thanks to Paddy