Are you guys finding much difference between your insurance quotes with the alarm and without?
I have my cowl off at the moment, so it's a prime time to whip off the alarm if I am going to do it.
Battery problem.
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Re: Battery problem.
by Stan_SP1 » Mon Feb 03, 2014 3:00 am
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Re: Battery problem.
by Sppete » Mon Feb 03, 2014 9:51 am
It depends on the company.
I've never had an alarm fitted on mine and my policy has always been pretty good.( Old Bstard, loads of no-claims
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Try doing a few quotes with and without the Alarm box ticked and see how you get on. Some won't touch you and other don't care.
Pete
I've never had an alarm fitted on mine and my policy has always been pretty good.( Old Bstard, loads of no-claims
)Try doing a few quotes with and without the Alarm box ticked and see how you get on. Some won't touch you and other don't care.
Pete
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Re: Battery problem.
by 5parkyuk » Tue Feb 04, 2014 4:12 pm
43 years old 2 yrs no claims no alarm 125 fully comp
kept in brick garage
nrg 50 moped no nc 156 fully comp , WTF value 300 quid
kept in brick garage
nrg 50 moped no nc 156 fully comp , WTF value 300 quid
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Re: Battery problem.
by Sppete » Tue Feb 04, 2014 10:20 pm
Always said those moped things were dangerousI just didn't think it would be your wallet that got hurt at your age
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