
26th November 2018, 03:19 PM
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Phatty McFatt
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Re: What a Kick in the NUTTS
Bleedin' cnuts.. Prompted by this thread i looked at my documents from CN. I have always had the personal injury and gear optionals on my policy. Seems that when i last changed the bike they conveniently forgot about those in the new papers they sent- shows as "not purchased" on the list of available stuff. Gotta get on the phone
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26th November 2018, 03:54 PM
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Biker.ie Member No. 35658 from North Cork
585 posts since Jan 2016
Motorbike: Suzuki GSX 600F
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Re: What a Kick in the NUTTS
Originally Posted by blk150
Yeah think it should be in the small print there somewhere. I was offered it as an extra for 16 euro a year but didn't bother.
Glad you out of the hospital lad, good luck with the recovery.
Significantly more than that now. think I had to pay €50-€60 this year to cover helmet, gloves, boots, leggings and anything else I was wearing. Thought it was expensive to be honest, but I cant afford to replace €1500+ worth of gear if the worst happened.
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26th November 2018, 04:23 PM
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two strokes are enough
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2,352 posts since Jan 2008
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Re: What a Kick in the NUTTS
glad you're on the mend! Perhaps your house insurance might cover your gear?
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26th November 2018, 04:27 PM
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3,304 posts since May 2007
Motorbike: Tiger 1050 Sport
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Re: What a Kick in the NUTTS
Originally Posted by efanton
Significantly more than that now. think I had to pay €50-€60 this year to cover helmet, gloves, boots, leggings and anything else I was wearing. Thought it was expensive to be honest, but I cant afford to replace €1500+ worth of gear if the worst happened.
same as this
with axa or carole nash, it was always extra on the my policy, costs about €50/60 for the year,
the op can claim it off the 3rd party, hopefully you're on the road soon
Last edited by thecrutch; 26th November 2018 at 04:29 PM.
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26th November 2018, 09:00 PM
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Ritz & Tuc crackers rock!
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Biker.ie Member No. 33993 from Naas, Co.Kildare
2,122 posts since Oct 2014
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Modifications: 21st of ballast!!!
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Re: What a Kick in the NUTTS
I had an accident last year and it wasn't covered with Principal but they offer ot now as an extra (€50).......I took it up this year on renewal.
If you wear pricey gear, it's a no brainer.... the add-on also covers personal injury to yourself in the case of a fully comp claim.
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26th November 2018, 10:50 PM
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Biker.ie Member No. 6925 from Louth
1,618 posts since Oct 2007
Motorbike: 1290 SuperDuke GT,ZX12R
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Re: What a Kick in the NUTTS
Jeez, hope you're ok Henry. As regards the gear, I know it's a balls but maybe it did it's job and saved you. Anyways get better soon. Best Regards.
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27th November 2018, 10:10 AM
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Biker.ie Member No. 1841 from meath
53,873 posts since May 2005
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Re: What a Kick in the NUTTS
Even if you get the extra cover i think you need to be able to show when you purchased the gear and for how much .
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27th November 2018, 11:49 AM
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Buswald Inmate
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Biker.ie Member No. 37435 from Blanch
589 posts since Jul 2017
Motorbike: dublin bus
Modifications: standard adult fare
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Re: What a Kick in the NUTTS
Originally Posted by chopper
Even if you get the extra cover i think you need to be able to show when you purchased the gear and for how much .
Would that give ya a book value on how much they pay? Noting Lid's are date stamped items!
Speedy recovery R.R.
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27th November 2018, 02:10 PM
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Biker.ie Member No. 35571 from Dublin
844 posts since Dec 2015
Motorbike: Bimota YB9 SRI
Modifications: Wear and Tear!
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Re: What a Kick in the NUTTS
Gear is covered as standard when fully comp with Axa up to 1500 I think
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28th November 2018, 09:35 PM
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Road Racing Rules
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Biker.ie Member No. 3488 from Inverness/Dub
2,907 posts since Aug 2006
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Re: What a Kick in the NUTTS
Made sure I had it in writing that my gear is covered this year. A small off can wreck a good dianese water[roof set up, with a top helmet aswell your looking well over a grand to replace.
Beiing able to get up and walk away from the bike is always a bonus.
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1st December 2018, 07:38 PM
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Clubman
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Biker.ie Member No. 20879 from Tipperary
188 posts since Mar 2010
Motorbike: CX500 B, XVS 1100
Modifications: Not yet
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Re: What a Kick in the NUTTS
Yes C N when finished haggling with you then drop the bomb of adding your gear for about €65. Ends up making your Insurance expensive but as has been said if you are unlucky to have a crap off and destroy your gear then it might pay. Often wonder how good they would be to replace your gear with like for like. Hope I never have to find out.
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3rd December 2018, 06:49 PM
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Biker.ie Member No. 4372 from DUBLIN
5,739 posts since Jan 2007
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Re: What a Kick in the NUTTS
Has ayone here had to claim on their own fully comp policy with the underwriters ZENITH.... UK....Principal ireland broker........Were you treated fairly........recently a member had his bike transferred very underhandedly to northern ireland by some crowd......i dont know who the insurer or underwriter was in that case, but it didnt go well for the op.....can anyone remember or link that thread.....just to be fore warned........as i am at the total loss of gear......i cant afford any losses on the bike also.......i do have no claims bonus protection....
Last edited by The Road Runner; 3rd December 2018 at 06:50 PM.
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