insurence for two bikes

[gerbil]

hi can any one tell me what they best way to go about insuring two bikes is.......
ive recently bought an sv650 and i also have my old faithful eliminator 250. my eliminator is 13 years old and i have been told its possible i could get her on classic insurence ( i don't know how true this is) and my sv is 2003 model. they both live in the front garden but are on 24 hour cctv with decent security. i also have 2 years no claims, anyone know of an insurer who offers a decent price for 2 bike one old and one new (ish)?????
thanks in advance
p.s are there any insurers who do a deal for a lady rider?????
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[gerbil]

lol, you talkin bout bike wheels or my gerbil wheel !!!!!!!!!!!!!
he he he
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[MarJay]

Try MCE, it cost me £2 to add my TZR250 to my TT600 insurance. (I did change address at the same time so it may have been somewhat related to that, but my car insurance only went down by £30 by changing address)

Anyway, I know MCE do multi bike policies.
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[Irezumi aka Reuben]

Most insurance companies require that the bike be over 15 or 20 years old (varies from company to company) and that you be over 21 with a full licence. I know because I tried it, but dont have the full licence yet.
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[ayfy]

I also have 2 bikes but one isn't insured. I thought that I have insurance on one so I should be covered 3rd party on the other. however I'm sure I heard somewhere that you're not allowed to do this, that the bike needs to be fully insured by someone. Can someone clarify this?

[natv4]

The Insurance line will let you insure multi bikes. They charge 75GBP for any additional bike, so long as your main bike is (the same) or a higher insurance group. They also worked out quite cheap for me at the time.
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[killa]

I pay for my VFR and my insurance company says can have 5 bikes in total on my policy for free.
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[beeblemaster]

I use Carole Nash.

My Diversion on it's own is £268 fully comp. To add my CX it only costs me £32 more, so £300 for the two.

(haven't added the CX yet though, but will do as soon as my policy with Bennets expires)


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[paulthewitt]

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Spot on Paul! There seems to be a lot of confusion about this, but you are absolutely right.
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