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Hiberian leaving the bike insurance market

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  • 26-05-2005 4:55am
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    Our man in Havana
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    Read this in yesterdays indo. Its gonna leave 35000 bikers looking for insurance cover over the next 12 months. I wonder who will be forced to provide cover?


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    seamus
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    Bond-007 wrote:
    Read this in yesterdays indo. Its gonna leave 35000 bikers looking for insurance cover over the next 12 months. I wonder who will be forced to provide cover?
    I'm not sure about that 35,000 figure. :) Any biker who knows the score is already with Carole Nash.


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    rymus
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    thank god I wont be renewing in August.. I'd hate to have to go to Axa.


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    Biker.ie
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    I think Carole Nash have the biggest chunk of the market at around 20,000 customers, "Its gonna leave 35,000 bikers looking for insurance cover over the next 12 months" assuming there's 35,000 bikers in Ireland (and they all need insurance), I'd say that statement is pretty accurate ;)


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    Ratchet
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    seamus wrote:
    I'm not sure about that 35,000 figure. :) Any biker who knows the score is already with Carole Nash.

    Hibernian was giving better quotes for experienced drivers . Good few of them were insured with Hib as you also got discount on the car policy


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    seamus
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    Ratchet wrote:
    Hibernian was giving better quotes for experienced drivers . Good few of them were insured with Hib as you also got discount on the car policy
    Ah, I see.


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    Roddy23
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    Eh, what happens, to those who recently have just renewed their insurance with Hibernian??


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    seamus
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    Roddy23 wrote:
    Eh, what happens, to those who recently have just renewed their insurance with Hibernian??
    You won't be offered a renewal next year. Hibernian will not renew any policies which lapse after 1st August. You'll still be insured until your policy expires.


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