George asked:
im looing at trading my honda hornet 600 in soon and getting a GSXR-600. i been doing a few insurance quotes with tesco compare and confused.com cause they say they search bennetts, cia carol nash etc but the cheapest one coming up is a company called simply insurance. all the rest want about 1400-3000k but this insurance company wants 850 fully comp with 1 years no claims. I have had a look at the company and they are regulated by the FSA. They have been running for approx 10-15 years and this company was the cheapest on both websites. i would like any views into what you think. i have also looked at the policy and spoken to them and it has everything i want like any insurance policy they only cover the bike for the market value if anything was to happen to it etc etc. General advice would be great.
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carquotes.sinfree.net - check this one. As I remember they have lowest car insurance rates for teens and young drivers.
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