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Old July 26th 05, 11:23 AM
Craig
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All,

I currently have my house & contents (icld. bike) insured with a specialist
policy via a broker.

I just happened upon www.cyclecover.com.au and got a quote. They are
substantially cheaper than my current provider. Anyone have any feedback on
this product - good or bad?

Thanks,

Craig


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Old July 26th 05, 01:09 PM
Visitant
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I currently have my house & contents (icld. bike) insured with a
specialist policy via a broker.

I just happened upon www.cyclecover.com.au and got a quote. They are
substantially cheaper than my current provider. Anyone have any feedback
on this product - good or bad?

Thanks,

Craig

I've had a policy with them for a few months, but haven't had to make a
claim - so obviously can't comment on how they perform in that department.


A few things impressed me with the policy however - besides covering
accidental damage and theft for bikes Australia wide up to their total
value, not $1000 as with most standard home & contents policies(you can also
get optional cover for racing), this cover extends to all of your other
valuables as well.
So, for example, if your laptop is stolen from anywhere, it's covered.
Similarly, if you're moving your HD big screen tv ;-) from one room to
another and you drop it, it's covered (so is your laptop if the tv happens
to land on it) Most home contents policies these days don't include
accidental damage as standard, so this is a welcome inclusion.

The policy is underwritten by QBE, but you've got to go through Cyclecover
to get it.

Having been involved in a bike accident recently and having to rely on the
other party's insurance company to come through wasn't a load of fun, so at
the very least you'll get some peace of mind knowing that your expensive
bike is covered in case something unforeseen happens.

Good luck!


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Old July 26th 05, 01:44 PM
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Craig Wrote:
All,

I currently have my house & contents (icld. bike) insured with
specialist
policy via a broker.

I just happened upon www.cyclecover.com.au and got a quote. They are
substantially cheaper than my current provider. Anyone have an
feedback on
this product - good or bad?

Thanks,

Craig


i suspect this may be the same that BV recommend (not the aprt-o
membership one) as its the same 'attached-to-home+contents' policy..

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flyingdutch

 




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