Multi Bike recommendations

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I can't get the search to bring up anything recent and Google is only throwing up threads from years ago.

Who do people use for 4 bike multi bike policies lately? I used to be with Ebike, but their online system changed to phone, lately with Carole Nash, but they've decided to up my renewal and have missed one of the bikes off.

Bikes are 3 X 250cc strokers from the'80's and a YZF750R from '94, so probably not old enough for classic insurance yet.
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TZR250 2MA road, TZR250 1KT road, TZR250 2MA race, TDR250, YZF-750R Boost colours.
Jaguar S Type 3.0 V6 Sport R, VW Transporter T5 GP LWB Shuttle 140ps DSG.

[Copycat73]

i insure each bike separately .. as you do not acquire NCB on second bikes.. also i noticed the price jumps after 2 years and the number of providers is dwindling ..
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I've just renewed as a new customer with Carole Gash and phoned up to cancel auto renewal on the existing policy.

I upped the value of the bikes, added a fourth as their renewal missed one of last years bikes, lowered the excess and the price still came up almost £20 cheaper, so all 4 TPF&T for around £150.

I never fully understood the NCB thing on each vehicle. When I first bought a second car years ago, I must have been using the same NCB on both. 20 years on, with separate insurers, they both have their own now records though. It's a tad annoying that some stop at 9 years and some at 15. You can lose 6 years just by swapping insurer.
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TZR250 2MA road, TZR250 1KT road, TZR250 2MA race, TDR250, YZF-750R Boost colours.
Jaguar S Type 3.0 V6 Sport R, VW Transporter T5 GP LWB Shuttle 140ps DSG.

[stevo as b4]

They are absolutely old enough for classic insurance policies. The generally accepted age for classic insurance is 25years by most Ins companies. My KMX 125 is on a classic policy with Carole Nash with agreed value cover, and non std modifications covered too.

Your issue is with a fleet of bikes if they are best insured together on a multiple bike policy, or if it's best to shop around for deals on each bike instead.

Bear in mind that classic insurance policies sometimes have limited mileage use, and you generally don't need any NCB and can't accrue any either. Possibly an issue with several bikes?

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