I could do with getting some insurance this year for racing, as I was injured last year and had quite a few months off work.
Who do you use for accident insurance??
Any problems making a claim/ payment?
How much does it cost and what do you get for your money?
can you get plans for time off work aswell?
cheers guys
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Re: accident insurance
I'm insured with the CICA and they are brilliant.....................
however I have a feeling that they do NOT cover motorcycle accident for new customers but still worth ringing them
http://www.combinedinsurance.co.uk/
however I have a feeling that they do NOT cover motorcycle accident for new customers but still worth ringing them
http://www.combinedinsurance.co.uk/
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Re: accident insurance
Just been checking the CICA website and it would seem that they still do provide cover on one of their plans even if you do ride a motorcycle
The one to go for seems to be the Cashback Accident Plan
For the point of view of claiming and dealing with them I have no complaints I've claimd twice and they have looked after me very well...................
The one to go for seems to be the Cashback Accident Plan
For the point of view of claiming and dealing with them I have no complaints I've claimd twice and they have looked after me very well...................
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Re: accident insurance
I use them too Gaz. they are very good.
All i have with them is accident cover. I pay 30 pound a month and get about 650 a month payout for total disablement, then half that for 'light dutys' Covers me for any accident, doing whatever, so ideal for the bikes mate.
Altho, i did hear they have changed there policy do do with something, might be worth reading a bit closer to see if anything has changed with them.
All i have with them is accident cover. I pay 30 pound a month and get about 650 a month payout for total disablement, then half that for 'light dutys' Covers me for any accident, doing whatever, so ideal for the bikes mate.
Altho, i did hear they have changed there policy do do with something, might be worth reading a bit closer to see if anything has changed with them.
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Re: accident insurance
cheers guys will have to give a lady called terri from the wirral a call back, she works for them and seen me at oulton early in the year and has been in touch. but I wanted to look into things alittle first.
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Re: accident insurance
I provide income protection, life cover etc, but as far I am aware CICA are the only one that will cover bike racing.
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Re: accident insurance
CICA are good, there is usually a REP at most bike meets. They will give you instant cover, sign the form, pay 1 month there and then, crash in qualifying and they pay up! ND no I didn't b4 you ask!! BUPA also cover Motor Racing (with them too)
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Re: accident insurance
I'm with CICA, i've had 1000's from them over the years. Its easily paid for its self and then some!
Hassle free and worth every penny
Hassle free and worth every penny
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Re: accident insurance
Yep, CICA for me as well, but, be aware that they've changed their small print this year, they no longer provide 'instant' cover, you need the policy in place for 14 days before a claim now 

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Re: accident insurance
thanks for all the info guys, I will defo be going with them this year.