L-Plate Rider
My insurance is due on a Kawasaki z650C, 1978. [1] about how much is the bike worth (give me a range). [2] where should I go for a quote?
The bike is in good condition. I'm 50 and only rider. Not doing more than a couple thousand K's per year. Hope this helps?
I know, two r e a l l y open ended questions but I'm not after specifics. Opinions at this stage would really help me make a decision on where to go for a quote.
Forum whore
kiwibike insurance.
They get different qoutes for you.
If you are behind me
Dont ask as I am lost too.
Hardcore Biker
Kiwibike is great, sorted me out quick smart! Had enough of State for a while.
holding the line...
Here to make everything METAL
Swann is good too.
What you have in your heart will be revealed through what you have in your life.
If things are going badly in our circumstances, the answer to what is happening to us outwardly is more often than not found in the mirror.
Forum whore
Originally Posted by DarkLord
lol I am with Swan.... through Kiwi bike it worked out cheaper doing it that way.
Just check on you clothing insurance as swann didnt cover that with me when I had my crash.... I had to use my contents insurance.
I still have my crashed bike sitting in the garrage next to the new one I got with the insurance money.
Still waiting for them to take it away
Hardcore Biker
Get hold of jetboy here He works for John Baker Ins and has provided me with heaps of good insurance...
Do not walk behind me, for I may not lead
Do not walk ahead as I may not follow.
Do not walk beside me as the path is narrow
In fact FU*K off and leave me alone
Fair weather rider
Shop around, get as may quotes as you can from many different companies.
Try both the specialist motorbike insurance companies and the more main steam companies. You may be surprised at what you can get with the big companies in terms of quotes.
Having said that, the big companies may treat you like shit when it comes to making a claim and treat you like any other person on the street.
Give Dave a call at Kiwibiker, he is great, although I didn't go with any quote he offered, he was able to give a lot of useful advice on the issue.
"Its not the speed at which you travel, its the control you have over other road users" - Tom Reynolds, Paramedic
slightly adventurous
Also try Classic Cover, they are pretty competitive and have a good reputation.
http://www.classiccover.co.nz/
Hardcore Biker
David Golightly at Vero (based in Christchurch) is quite good and specialises in bikes.
Tel: (03) 357 2428
Mob: +64 27 295 3004
Email: d.golightly@xtra.co.nz
Good luck!
Hardcore Biker
This is awesome advice guys - thanks!!!!!
Burn the rubber not your soul baby!
L-Plate Rider
Yup - prettybillie is right - this is a usefull thread. Thanks you lot. I'm going to make some objective enquiries today, whereas before I didn't know exactly where to go. Cheers.
3825 67 944779 (oh yeah)
+1 - he saved me 00's over Kiwibike insurance.
MAD I SAY
+1 from me they were really good beat everyone else i could find
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on the wagon
Ring Tim at John Baker on 0800 65 62 64 for a quote
I've had very good service (very good when it comes to claims too).
Forum whore
This is the guy from Swann that came around to check my bike after my accident.
realy cool guy rides a Suzuki Bandit.
Swann Insurance
PO Box 68-200 Newton
Auckland, New Zealand
E Peter.Coombe@iag.co.nz
www.iag.co.nz
Anyone that turns up to your place on a motorcycle to check the damage on your bike cant be too bad.
He was very helpfull. Had the funds in my account one day later.
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