Motorbike insurance - tell us your quotes/renewals

Any ideas,
What should I expect to pay on a 50cc on learner permit? Never insured on a bike but 15 years no claims in a car.
Thanks

Just got fully comp on a Harley Electra Glide Ultra Limited , €360 with Principal and €860 with CN.

Guess who I went with.

€560 fully comp with CN. Full UK license,35,for a 16 Hayabusa.

Muahahaha wrote: »

Just getting a renewal now and going to shop around this year. Am I right to say CN, Principle and Axa are the only motorbike insurers in the market or are Liberty still doing it?

Liberty still do it

The lack of competition really sucks, but it's the broking fees on top you've really got to watch out for, particularly with Carole Nash. Most people only think of the total premium you hear from the agent, but a large portion of this could be a fee the broker puts on top which has nothing to do with the actual Insurer's premium.

I'm from a Border town and my cousin lives about a mile away which is in the North. He recently passed his test and with no NCB and having a license no longer than 2 weeks he was quoted just over £200 TPFT on a Honda CB1300 - he's 29 years old(garaged).

At 30 with no NCB I paid just under €400 for a 125 Varadero (garaged).

The actual Insurer premium for my CBF600 TPFT with 1 year NCB is €276.54; that really isn't bad, as it's parked outside the house in Galway.

On that premium the broker is getting a commission which is around 25%(€69.13) - they also have a separate fee on mine which is €72.50. So of the actual premium the broker is applying a fee for around 26% of the insurance premium making their earnings around €141.

Devil do you remember what the fee was on that quote from Carole Nash?

Just on Carol Nash and the broker fee, mine was quoted as €80 this morning which was part of a total of €306 to get insured. I had already rung Axa and got quoted €275, CN came back and said they would match that, I told him I wanted him to beat it so he came back a couple of minutes later with €265 which I went for. So got about €45 off that €80 broker fee which I was happy with, especially as they dipped me half way through the policy for €50 for the bike now being stored on the street after a move of house. But as is said they are not only charging the broker fee they are also getting commission off the insurer so there is decent haggle room there. Next year I'll aim for sub €250 but happy for now.

I had tried to use Libertys online quote but their website is dreadful and it didnt list my model so I gave uo. Had rung Principle too but no answer and they didnt call me back at 10.30am as was scheduled.

John2451 wrote: »

Age: 23
Licence: Prov
NCD: 0
Penalty points: 0
Bike: Ybr 125
Area: Mayo
Use: Commuting
I was quoted as high as 1100 for insurace. Liberty was the cheapest at 457 TPFT drop as low as 283 next year if I stay on the YBR 125.

Second year
Age 24
Licence: Prov
NCD: 1
Penalty points: 0
Bike: Ybr 125
Area: Mayo
Use: Commuting
This years quote from Liberty is 315 for TPFT.

cubix wrote: »

48yr male back to biking after a lapse of approx 5-6yrs on a R1200RT/2013 approx value €9K/ garaged/tracker/ was pricing fully comp

CN= Didnt want to quote as too long off the bike
Liberty €908
Principal via Axa €609

Ya went with Liberty so 🀣🀣🀣