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Insurance bargains: Scooters/commuters

MCN, 26 April 2012 16:29

Motorcycle insurance costs are an important consideration for any bike buyer. That's why MCN is highlighting some of the best cheap-to-insure motorcycles out there Here's five of the best scooters and low capacity bikes on the market, with the lowest insurance groups. Save money on your motorcycle insurance with MCN Compare. Peugeot Speedfight 50, 2009-onInsurance group: 1When it comes to scooters, there’s ...

Insurance bargains: Sports bikes

MCN, 20 April 2012 16:32

Motorcycle insurance costs are an important consideration for any bike buyer. That's why MCN is highlighting some of the best cheap-to-insure motorcycles out there Here's five of the best sports bikes on the market, with the lowest insurance groups. Save money on your motorcycle insurance with MCN Compare. Aprilia RSV, 1998-2003Insurance group: 15If you want to step up to big-bore sports ...

Insurance bargains: Naked bikes

MCN, 12 April 2012 15:35

Five of the best naked bikes on the market, with the lowest insurance groups. Save money on your motorcycle insurance with MCN Compare. Triumph Scrambler, 2006-onInsurance group: 9The most visually arresting of the retro Bonneville range, the Triumph Scrambler also makes a great all-round everyday bike. Raised gearing makes cruising easy, and it's more refined than earlier generation Bonnies, thanks to ...

What to do before you get quotes

MCN, 09 March 2012 13:29

Before you click on that mouse or pick the phone up to start the hunt for motorcycle insurance, be prepared like a good Boy Scout, it will save you time and money. Begin looking for insurance cover weeks, not hours before you need it, and start by looking at yourself and honestly analyse your riding profile and insurance needs. All ...

Do I need to lock my bike up?

MCN, 01 March 2012 14:05

Q. My FJR and the wife’s Thundercat are parked on our drive. There’s little crime in our rural area, but we do have them locked up using two locks and chains. However, reading through the insurance documents I have found out that if the bikes are stolen and these devices aren’t fitted, then we are not covered. Does this mean ...

Bike insurance advice: No Claims Discount and Licence Endorsements

MCN, 28 April 2010 15:04

No Claims DiscountOnce you have built up a healthy No Claims Discount (NCD) on your bike insurance, you don’t want to lose it for a minor claim and be forced to compare bike insurance policies from companies all over again. The good news is that some bike insurance companies will let you protect your NCD, if you are willing to ...

Bike insurance: Make sure your details are accurate and you have the right cover

MCN, 19 April 2010 15:52

The internet has made it so much easier to compare motorcycle insurance. Back in the good old days there were insurance brokers on every High Street and you would have to ring them or pitch up at their offices, give them all your details and wait while they compared different insurance packages for your motorcycle. Back then Norwich Union dominated ...

Motorbike insurance: Hidden costs and higher excess

MCN, 09 April 2010 17:30

Hidden ChargesWhen you are making a motorbike insurance comparison it is always worth asking whether your motorbike insurance will be cancelled if you have to make a total loss claim, for theft or a write-off. It’s often the case that the cheaper policies will have this sort of restriction, and if you have to claim in the first couple of ...

Motorbike insurance advice: Non-fault accidents and insuring bike kit

MCN, 09 April 2010 17:16

Non-fault accidentsWhen you are making a motorbike insurance comparison, be sure to include all the accidents on your motorbike, even if you didn’t make an actual insurance claim, or there wasn’t one against you. Say you came off your motorbike and it slid along the road and hit a car in front three years ago, writing off the bike. But ...

Can you insure your bike at a relative's low-risk address?

Chris Dabbs, 10 December 2009 16:06

These days with families moving around the country for work etc, we've probably all got relatives living in lower risk areas so there's a temptation to nominate that address as the primary address for your bike insurance as an insurance company will set the premium on where the bike is primarily kept, which is usually your home address. Save cash ...