Moped insurance

Johnerr

i wana get my gilera insured again, usually i do it online, but i've seen that hibernian have stop the motorcycle policy, so anyone know where i can do it online? or any place that still does it?

causal

Johnerr wrote:

i wana get my gilera insured again, usually i do it online, but i've seen that hibernian have stop the motorcycle policy, so anyone know where i can do it online? or any place that still does it?

Hibernian are stopping renewals of existing policies sometime this month - so you may still be able to get one last year with them.

Other than that you can go to Aon Bikecare

Contact the Bikecare Team at 1890777555 between 9.00am and 5.00pm Monday to Friday

and 10.00 am to 2.00 pm on Saturdays (excluding Holiday Weekends)

Or you could try Carole Nash but I'm not 100% certain to cover scooters, but phone them:

Visitors from the Republic of Ireland are invited to call us free on: 1 800 298 550,

hth,
causal

Johnerr

nice1, know any places dat i can do it online, and hibernian have stoped since 30june

causal

Unfortuntely not
Aon (who use Axa) and Carole Nash are the only two bike insurers. There are links to both in my earlier post.

happy hunting,
causal

Johnerr

thought hibernian were aon? like aon was a broker for hibernain

causal

Johnerr wrote:

thought hibernian were aon? like aon was a broker for hibernain

Since late last year Aon had switched from Hibernian (who were leaving PTW insurance market) to Axa (who were joining PTW insurance market).
Aon are just an underwriter.

tbh after reading one of your other posts I'm a bit pissed off to find you're an insurance cheat :mad:
You've got a 180cc moped but you're telling the insurance company it's only 50cc - afaik that's insurance fraud.
You should also have a full category A licence for a scooter that powerful - because it's not covered by the M category, and a full licence for riding it on the motorway.

One of the main reasons Hibernian cited for pulling out of the PTW insurance market was provisional moped riders carrying pillions and crashing - and the pillion (who shouldn't be on the scooter) making huge personal injury claims.
Maybe you don't care because the only impact you feel is the loss of Hibernians online renewal system - but insurance cheats cost everybody money, and Hibernian pulling out has cost all bikers.

causal

synchro

im 20 years old and im goin on 21 in octbober
im from a suburb in cork
and im getttin my first provisional on monday
im wondering where is the cheapest place for insurance
plz post any info you mite have here plz
by the way i must weat glasses when driving if thats of any importance
thanks ppl

causal

Read this post #2 above
Basically, you only have two options, phone each of them for a quote:
1) Aon
2) Carole Nash

The glasses don't matter :cool:

hth,
causal

gline

causal wrote:

Read this post #2 above
Basically, you only have two options, phone each of them for a quote:
1) Aon
2) Carole Nash

The glasses don't matter :cool:

hth,
causal

he only has option 1 as carole nash only insure someone under 25 IF you have 4 years no claims. I thought another insurence company took over hibernains buisness like norwich union or someother company?...no???

causal

gline wrote:

he only has option 1 as carole nash only insure someone under 25 IF you have 4 years no claims.

FFS - so you're basically stuck with Aon/Axa until then

I thought another insurence company took over hibernains buisness like norwich union or someother company?...no???

It was Axa - but afaik Axa don't deal directly with customers - you go through Aon who act as a 'broker'.

causal

tk123

causal wrote:

FFS - so you're basically stuck with Aon/Axa until then


It was Axa - but afaik Axa don't deal directly with customers - you go through Aon who act as a 'broker'.

causal

Aon deal directly with customers now...like most other 'brokers'

causal

causal wrote:

It was Axa - but afaik Axa don't deal directly with customers - you go through Aon who act as a 'broker'

tk123 wrote:

Aon deal directly with customers now...like most other 'brokers'

It appears you misread my post - read it again

I'm sure we're all familiar with the correct procedure for a manouvre while driving, well here it is equated to the equivalent procedure for posting on boards:
mirror -> signal -> mirror -> manouevre = read -> reply -> read -> post-reply

causal

tk123

Sorry abt that casual - i did read it wrong. And for the test it should be mirror, lifesaver, indicate, take position, lifesaver, turn...