there are probably others out there but the one i have heard nothing but good about is swann.......
Agreed 100% plus the most important thing is, you really need to read the policy conditions carefully between them, theres very often a reason one is cheaper than the other.cookeetree wrote:Just be aware that cheaper now doesn't always translate to best service when it's claim time.
+1hoffy wrote:read whats covered, and the excesses
I have no riding experience and im under 25 the bigger guys are asking a ridiculous amount
I disagree here, I use Insure my ride and they did ask me for my VIN, I found them very easy to deal with and will let you insure up to $2000 worth of accessories without question and the same goes for riding gear.the_shez wrote:never insure through ebike or insure my ride as they don't ask for your VIN numbers so there's no way to prove that a) it's your bike and b) it was stolen/damaged etc. With QBE you should be able to choose your excess and you can add on all mods, your gear etc.
Isnt this the case with 99% of all monthly payments to almost every business??? that's why they give the option cause in the end they make a few extra bucks and people don't read the fine printIf you do pay-by-the-month with QBE you're actually entering into a third party finance agreement,ie, you're not paying your $ to QBE, but to a finance company. Will end up costing you about $120 over your quoted premium.
I personally don't know anything, this was just what i was told by someone in the business, i didn't go with them cause they were wayyy expensive compared to others. but with decent companies like QBE who match and then beat i don't know how the smaller companies surviveI disagree here, I use Insure my ride and they did ask me for my VIN, I found them very easy to deal with and will let you insure up to $2000 worth of accessories without question and the same goes for riding gear.
I have never made a claim through them though, and if you do insure your gear and accessories your premium will be increased to suit of course.
The short answer is no. Most monthly payments attract a "service fee", like my house insurance, or my loan repayments,and I am fine with that. QBE's monthly payments go to a company called Victory Funding, what you are really doing is paying for a loan, as that company has already paid your yearly premium, you are now repaying a loan at finance interest rates, and the people making the (not so few) extra bucks are a finance company and not qbe at all.the_shez wrote: Isnt this the case with 99% of all monthly payments to almost every business??? that's why they give the option cause in the end they make a few extra bucks and people don't read the fine print
hey shez, got your license already?the_shez wrote:i know someone who works in a motorbike shop and she told me to go to sites like insure my ride and ebike to get quotes as they are cheaper then the bigger companies. you then go through QBE who i'm pretty sure match and then beat so you get it even cheaper. never insure through ebike or insure my ride as they don't ask for your VIN numbers so there's no way to prove that a) it's your bike and b) it was stolen/damaged etc. With QBE you should be able to choose your excess and you can add on all mods, your gear etc.
I had a look around for insurance a couple weeks ago and because i have a brand new bike, under 21 and 25 aswell as no riding experience etc etc some places wanted between $4000- $5500 for comp a year. the bike is only worth $7000!!!! the last place i tried was atleast $2000 cheaper then all the rest which was QBE, not to mention the nice staff discount i get because they sponsor my work
i'm sure fireyrob will tell you that my insurance is so expensive because i live next to "dodgy five dock".
hope this helps
