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jetboy
4th October 2006, 08:58
Thanks for all your business guys, I'm glad I have saved Kiwi Bikers loads of $$ on their motorbike insurance. If I haven't helped you, Private Message me and I'll give you a competitive quote on your bike.
I don't only do bikes, but I wish that's all I had to deal with in my day!
So if you need a quote on your cage, house, contents or even your business, Private Message me and see if I can sort you out.
:drinknsin:
skelstar
4th October 2006, 09:01
Ummm...who do you represent? Ta.
jetboy
4th October 2006, 09:05
Ummm...who do you represent? Ta.
Im a fire and general insurance broker and source policies from the following insurers:
Lumley General Insurance
NZI
VERO
Australis
Mariner
Star Insurance
IUA
NAC
Pioneer Insurance
QBE
AXIOM
Allianz
quackquack
4th October 2006, 14:52
Cheers Tim
Thanks for saving me money on the Home and Contents now just have to convince the wife to let me spend the savings on Bike Bits.
Fast Easy you must be a biker Jetboy
Marmoot
4th October 2006, 15:17
Can your insurer do bike writeoff with no no-claim bonus loss like mine? :)
jetboy
4th October 2006, 15:25
Can your insurer do bike writeoff with no no-claim bonus loss like mine? :)
With our insurer you only lose your no claims bonus for one year, then it reverts back to a full no claims bonus.
jetboy
4th October 2006, 15:25
Cheers Tim
Thanks for saving me money on the Home and Contents now just have to convince the wife to let me spend the savings on Bike Bits.
Fast Easy you must be a biker Jetboy
Glad I could help you mate :)
Devil
4th October 2006, 16:41
With our insurer you only lose your no claims bonus for one year, then it reverts back to a full no claims bonus.
Oooo, if I get off my arse I might send you a pm.
Waylander
4th October 2006, 17:27
How likely are you to pay out the agreed amount covered versus getting current market value?
jetboy
5th October 2006, 06:52
How likely are you to pay out the agreed amount covered versus getting current market value?
In the first year of a new bike, Star Insurance replaces it with a new bike. In the first year of purchase of a second hand bike, Star Insurance replaces it for the value you paid for it.
After that it is market value, but Star allows you to change your market value each year, so your insurance premium reflects the value of the bike.
Hope that answers your question.
Waylander
5th October 2006, 21:18
In the first year of a new bike, Star Insurance replaces it with a new bike. In the first year of purchase of a second hand bike, Star Insurance replaces it for the value you paid for it.
After that it is market value, but Star allows you to change your market value each year, so your insurance premium reflects the value of the bike.
Hope that answers your question.
Yea kinda. My main worry is that I'de be paying premiums to cover a $7k bike and god forbid I wreck it, insurance company will "Hmm" and "Hah" about it and not pay me what I insured it for.
But if the premiums go down to reflect market value, as you said your sompany does, that might be alright.
kiwifruit
5th October 2006, 22:04
thanks for the sweet deal Tim :)
Southmotian
5th December 2006, 15:28
If anyone needs an insurance quote I'd highly recommend getting in touch with Tim. I'm under 25, had a few tickets as you do and Tim got me a deal I'm really happy with on my gixxer through Star. As we've discovered Star has to be the place to be with with track days also covered. Thanks :rockon:
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