Do I need to lock my bike up? 01 March 2012 by MCN 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... Read more ...
London motorcyclists nearly 5 times more likely to suffer bike theft 14 July 2011 by MCN Motorcyclists in London are most at risk of having their bike stolen, with those living in the South West of the capital facing theft rates nearly five times the UK average. A theft... Read more ...
Insurance: take the necessary precautions 24 September 2010 by Chris Dabbs You may think that if you have had an accident and it’s not your fault, that you can claim for all the injuries and damage you have suffered. However, there is a legal principle that the... Read more ...
Motorcycle insurance: Don't drink and ride 09 July 2010 by Chris Dabbs Thank goodness drinking and driving is socially and morally unacceptable these days, but there are still people out there who have one more than they should and think they’ll be careful to keep out of... Read more ...
Motorcycle insurance advice: When is security not good value? 02 July 2010 by MCN When is security not good insurance value? According to Neil Rolls from Bedford it’s when you move your bike from a single garage to a secure storage facility with plenty of locks and an alarm system... Read more ...
Badly surfaced work car parks 04 June 2010 by MCN Riding to work is a great way to beat the traffic, especially if you have got a works car park to leave your bike in safely. But what do you do if the car park is in a shocking state with potholes and... Read more ...
Motorcycle insurance advice: bike recovery and disclosing offences 09 April 2010 by MCN Your motorcycle insurance comparison has led you to a good firm that has given you fully comprehensive cover for a very reasonable price. Unfortunately, three months in and your bike is stolen, but... Read more ...
Can you insure your bike at a relative's low-risk address? 10 December 2009 by Chris Dabbs 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 on motorcycle insurance with MCN Compare But even... Read more ...