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HI can anyone just give me a rough guide to the cost of insurance for a 125cc honda bike. this would be my 1st bike, held a full driving driving licence for a car since 1984. my age is 44. no convictions. iam just looking at the cost before i decide to do a cbt. thanks for your help and time.
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Ok I've had a full licence 12 years, I have 2 sp30's both expired but within 5 years. I have an R1, TPFT, �118 a year all in. The only thing that is going to hurt for you is that you are a new rider but I'd be surprised if it's over �100, given your age .
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Hi tiger
I'm a 29 year old woman, held a car licence (clean) for 10 years.
I got third party only for �60 last January (Bennetts) for a 50cc scooter, my first bike never ridden before. I went through comparison websites for my renewal as they were asking for �400 fully comp (or �79 3rd party). Ironically Bennetts came up on a comparison site for about �130, so I phoned them with this info and got that figure - so it is worth doing, even though you might have to avoid your phone for a day or two! The excess was only �150 as well (some quotes as low as �100 were with �500 excesses!).
I upgraded to an RV125 Suzuki Van Van just recently, the insurance cost remained the same which I was surprised at. If you don't have your CBT you will get ridiculous quotes, I delayed buying my own bike til I'd got my certificate and could get an honest quote. And of course the sooner you pass your test, the less you will pay - I'm aiming for Autumn, so I'm looking forward to rock bottom insurance quotes!
I'm a 29 year old woman, held a car licence (clean) for 10 years.
I got third party only for �60 last January (Bennetts) for a 50cc scooter, my first bike never ridden before. I went through comparison websites for my renewal as they were asking for �400 fully comp (or �79 3rd party). Ironically Bennetts came up on a comparison site for about �130, so I phoned them with this info and got that figure - so it is worth doing, even though you might have to avoid your phone for a day or two! The excess was only �150 as well (some quotes as low as �100 were with �500 excesses!).
I upgraded to an RV125 Suzuki Van Van just recently, the insurance cost remained the same which I was surprised at. If you don't have your CBT you will get ridiculous quotes, I delayed buying my own bike til I'd got my certificate and could get an honest quote. And of course the sooner you pass your test, the less you will pay - I'm aiming for Autumn, so I'm looking forward to rock bottom insurance quotes!
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