Insurance

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vandatubes

New Member
Location
orpington
How many of us commuting have insurance to deal with things such as accidents with 3rd parties?

And what service do you use , if any?

regards:wacko:
 

fossyant

Ride It Like You Stole It!
Location
South Manchester
CTC and British Cycling - I'm with BC and they are currently handling a case for me.

I'd say it's an essential.
 

eddiemee

Well-Known Member
I consider it essential, both for my own financial security should my body or bike need repairing, and also from a liability point of view should I ever be held responsible for an incident. I've been with Cycleguard for a few years, fully comprehensive for ~£50 a year.
 

thomas

the tank engine
Location
Woking/Norwich
I get it through CTC. I do go out with the club, but if I was to stop I would pay for it myself. I think third party is essential. A little mistake can cost a lot with modern cars.
 

thomas

the tank engine
Location
Woking/Norwich
J4CKO said:
What is the situation if me (uninsured) hits a car, damages it and its my fault ?


You're liable.


There is a pot of money for uninsured drivers, so maybe it'd get paid through that. I don't know. A lot easier just to pay £20 (or whatever CTC costs) a year.
 

womblechops

Well-Known Member
Location
Hayes, Kent
I am also looking at insurance and am considering the London Cycling Campaign membership which includes it. Any views on LCC vs. CTC vs. BC?
 

thomas

the tank engine
Location
Woking/Norwich
womblechops said:
I am also looking at insurance and am considering the London Cycling Campaign membership which includes it. Any views on LCC vs. CTC vs. BC?


I'd have a look through all the policies individually on their websites to see which you prefer.
 

runner

Guru
Location
Bristol
it's probably essential that i take out cycle insurance when my new BTW bike arrives next week....as i understand it if the bike is nicked ( and it is worth a grand ) then i will still have to pay monthly instalments for a year :rolleyes: Given that I use the bristol to bath cycle path everynight and bikes have been taken/stolen here i will def do next week....i've even had stones thrown at me...and i don't wear a helmet ( but that's another debate!)
 

J4CKO

New Member
I got a quote, £17 per year for 1 million liability, I am thinking my bike is covered by my house policy so I just need the liability bit ?
 
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