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Bike to Car Insurance Question

PRIVATE RYAN 16 · 2013-11-06 20:26:52

So I crashed my motorbike today into a car. It was my fault and the damage is too great for me to pay for the damages myself so my no-claims will be gone. I'm wondering whether or not this will affect me getting car insurance in a year or two? Although they are very different I reckon my insurance for a car will still go…

06-11-2013 8:26pm

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PRIVATE RYAN 16

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So I crashed my motorbike today into a car. It was my fault and the damage is too great for me to pay for the damages myself so my no-claims will be gone. I'm wondering whether or not this will affect me getting car insurance in a year or two? Although they are very different I reckon my insurance for a car will still go up because of it?

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#2 06-11-2013 10:11pm

P.C.

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Yes.

The question is whether you have had any claims on 'motor' insurance.

Sorry.

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#3 06-11-2013 10:54pm

Media999

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Nasty.

Cost of crash will probably compound to about 10k over the next few years. Get your full license ASAP if you dont have one. That might help a small bit.

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