What Is The Cheapest Motorbike Insurance For A 16 Yr Old?
Jul 06, 2009 by Daniel | Posted in Insurance
What is the cheapest insurance for a 16yr old the bike is a yamaha tzr 50 and i would like to insure it as third dinner party fire and theft.Please give me links to sites or write them done fully.
Each ensemble has it's own criteria and the premiums will vary. Go to a comparison site and check them out.
Each troop has it's own criteria and the premiums will vary. Go to a comparison site and check them out.
Cala B | Jul 06, 2009
No such fetish as cheap motorbike insurance for a 16 yr old.
Also, an insurance policy is a contract and a 16 yr old can't legally retain a contract, so the policy can't exist in your name. You'll have to do it under your parents name.
Scott D | Jul 06, 2009
I assent to with the first answer you should check out your insurance on a comparison site to try and find the cheapest motorbike insurance, try theycompare.co.uk
Peter | Jul 06, 2009
There isn't a set one, you have to find one that's cheapest for you for your own criteria.
WelshLad | Jul 07, 2009
Almost 16 50cc Yamaha Tzr 50 Motorbike Help Needed?
Nov 16, 2008 by rossrox | Posted in Motorcycles
ok so im practically 16 and im applying for my provisional soon and then getting my bike but i have been told that at 16 your only aloud a interlace and go is this true??? i seriously hope not also how much is it for mot/tax insurance how much for cbt and how much for the actual test in the uk??? thanks, ross
No
Yhoo Can Bully Geared And/Or Twist N Go. But Ask The Test Centre To See, But I Am Sure Yhoo Can Expedition Both.
MOT Is Probz Bwt £20, Look For A Free Re-Test Within 7 Days In Proves It Fails.
Tax Is £15 A Year! Amazingly Cheap!
CBT Is Between £80-£100 Depending On Where Yhoo Go. Fix Sure This Price INCLUDES Hire Of One Of THIER Bikes.
Insurance Is Anywhere From £310+ TPF&T. Depending On Value Of Motorbike And Where It Is Stored Etc... Btw Fully Comp Isn't In actuality Worth It On A Scooter/Moped. And Third Party Only Is Pointless. Get TPFT, It Is The Tucker On A Budget!!
Also Yhoo'll Need;
1. Full Face Road Legal Helmet
2. Gloves
3. CE Approved Vigilant Jacket
4. CE Approved Protective Trousers
5. Bike Boots
6. Series/Lock Maybe Even A Disc Lock
Yhoo Can Dominate Geared And/Or Twist N Go. But Ask The Test Centre To See, But I Am Sure Yhoo Can Proceed on Both.
MOT Is Probz Bwt £20, Look For A Free Re-Test Within 7 Days In In the event that It Fails.
Tax Is £15 A Year! Amazingly Cheap!
CBT Is Between £80-£100 Depending On Where Yhoo Go. Read e suggest Sure This Price INCLUDES Hire Of One Of THIER Bikes.
Insurance Is Anywhere From £310+ TPF&T. Depending On Value Of Motorbike And Where It Is Stored Etc... Btw Fully Comp Isn't In effect Worth It On A Scooter/Moped. And Third Party Only Is Pointless. Get TPFT, It Is The Upper-class On A Budget!!
Also Yhoo'll Need;
1. Full Face Road Legal Helmet
2. Gloves
3. CE Approved Sheltering Jacket
4. CE Approved Protective Trousers
5. Bike Boots
6. Series/Lock Maybe Even A Disc Lock
Get Some Quotes Online
Try;
Tesco Look like
Good Luck, Ride Safe
--Mikey B--
Mike B | Nov 16, 2008
Hello
Delineation of Moped
No more than 50cc
Not designed to go faster than 31 mph ( 50 kph )
If you can find a geared 50cc that is or can be restricted to 31mph then you can snatch and rub out it. The law is now the same as cars if you pass on a twist and go you only get a full license for a twist and go.
As far as I can tell from reviews this is supplied here with a 45 kph limiter so qualifies as a Moped
And there is nowhere that states you have to have a full countenance helmet.
In fact I cant because of the glasses I wear. I test speed boats so sport the wire round the back of my ears type and as such have to wear an open kisser helmet.
There are pros and cons for each
In case of an accident the open features can be left on the patient until they are in hospital (where they can catch the brains) and still give mouth to access
The full face gives better protection to the lower half of the mien and chin.
Andy C
26 years a biker
ANDY | Nov 16, 2008
yea you can plague a bike with gears with no prob cbt bout 100 quid tax 15 mot prizefight 30 i think insurence could look like your phone slews depending on where you live any anti theft devices how old your bikew is etc justifiable spend a day ringing round all ther ins companys you can find iun the yellow pages
Craig G | Nov 17, 2008
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Jun 18, 2007 by Piotr G | Posted in Buying & Selling
Hi I am flourishing to buy a motorbike (place UK exactly London)- nice chopper like yamaha or honda. How much and where I need to pay monthly the fortune (for using it on public roads and etc.). I know that car owners doing a monthly payment something about 100 pounds, please give me some advices I would like to be acquainted with the real cost of it. Thank you very much. ( the motorbike max 500 cc)
Depending on your age you should be masterful to get taxed and insured for about £200 , though if you are under 25 it may be a bit more.
Norwich federation used to insure bikes,price would depend on bike age and value and yourself common sense ect tax you would find out from dvlc web site added found it after all it says on dvla site 401cc-600cc £47 a year to tax your bike,to insure you could do an on frontier quote quite easy to do if you have bike details hope that helps you sound luck. be safe.
yamaha virago do 535cc nice looking bike.
Carol B | Jun 18, 2007
Depending on your age you should be competent to get taxed and insured for about £200 , though if you are under 25 it may be a bit more.
ph | Jun 18, 2007
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Each ensemble has it's own criteria and the premiums will vary. Go to a comparison site and check them out.