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mitch7 Thrashed


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Posted: Fri 10th Oct 4:10pm Post subject: Insurance Question...who Does Full Replacement?? |
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Just wondering if any of the insurance companies do full replacement value?
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Spudius Worn


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Posted: Fri 10th Oct 4:18pm Post subject: |
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Pretty difficult/impossible to get 'full' replacement value, more often then not they liaise with the bike shop and you get this years equivalent stock version, regardless of any upgrades you might have had on your original. So gotta be realistic about specified value on your policy, no point paying extra for no reason.
Using a broker can ease most of the pain with insurance companies! They filter out all the BS.
Hope this helps!
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wachtourak Mangled


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Posted: Fri 10th Oct 4:19pm Post subject: |
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AA House and contents does, you have to have your bike listed as a special item and get a quote/reciept from your bike shop though
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mitch7 Thrashed


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Posted: Fri 10th Oct 4:26pm Post subject: |
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cheers wachy...
i'll check AA out...might be a bit difficult as i have H&C with ASB bank...but perhaps they'll just do the bike..
ta Spudius..recently went through that palava .
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neels Slightly below average


Joined: Sep 05, 2007 Posts: 1,132 Location: Waiting for the great leap forward
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Posted: Fri 10th Oct 4:28pm Post subject: |
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Most important bit is to get a replacement value quote from your bike shop, if you upgrade then get an new one from the bike shop that did it. AA do new for old replacment so they don't depreciate the parc out of it and tell you it's worth $50 because you've had it for 2 years.
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dirtjumper123 Scuffed

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Joined: Mar 27, 2007 Posts: 393 Location: chch
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Posted: Sat 11th Oct 8:05am Post subject: |
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i got full replacement and more with AMI
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Biker4Life Flogged


Joined: Mar 20, 2007 Posts: 3,257 Location: Invercargill
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Posted: Sat 11th Oct 8:11am Post subject: |
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AMI do full replacement but if its worth over $2g it has to has a quote for replacement from lbs a pic and listed seperate on our insurance.
On another note does anyone know what insurance company does a bikes only insurance. I need it for when I move out next year. I dont really give a parc about my other gear just my bikes? Or who does the best h & c insurance?
thanks bols
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michael Flogged


Joined: May 22, 2002 Posts: 3,327 Location: Christchurch
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Posted: Sat 11th Oct 12:37pm Post subject: |
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If your moving into a flat youll probably want renters insurance anyway (to cover your liability if you burn the flat down) which ussually covers your contents aswell.
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businesstime Ridden


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Posted: Sat 11th Oct 1:43pm Post subject: |
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| mitch7 wrote: | cheers wachy...
i'll check AA out...might be a bit difficult as i have H&C with ASB bank...but perhaps they'll just do the bike..
ta Spudius..recently went through that palava . |
They wont just do the bike. I tried that recently and they were not interested.
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xcwander Shiny


Joined: Feb 23, 2007 Posts: 24
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Posted: Sat 11th Oct 2:20pm Post subject: |
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Another company to try is Allianz. I've got my bike listed under my H&C at replacement. Added about $85 per year on a $4k bike with full replacment.
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slowMTB Worn


Joined: Mar 22, 2008 Posts: 563 Location: Crashing on a perfectly groomed trail near you .ChCh
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Posted: Sat 11th Oct 4:28pm Post subject: |
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State Insurance do full replacement - have never had a problem with claims. House hit by lightening - lots of new stuff after that one. And other unfortunate claims
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Astoria Paranoia Wrecked


Joined: Aug 20, 2002 Posts: 4,969 Location: It appears that we are at an impass
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Posted: Sat 11th Oct 7:03pm Post subject: |
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| slowMTB wrote: | | State Insurance... never had a problem with claims |
Will have to check if mine's replacement too.
If it's a declared item is it automatically full value?
I've had 3 bikes stolen and never had any problems
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KoNa_dHer Flogged

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Posted: Sat 11th Oct 7:29pm Post subject: |
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My bikes are insured with State (one declared, other <2k), don't get full replacement, only their current value
And not insured at all if anything happens when riding them either haha
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elpalmo Scuffed


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Posted: Sat 11th Oct 7:32pm Post subject: |
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Do you get the declared value if it's stolen or whatever though?
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KoNa_dHer Flogged

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Posted: Sat 11th Oct 7:36pm Post subject: |
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Don't think so. I'm pretty sure they depreciate it every year, will have to double check though. I definitely wouldn't get full replacement value if it got nicked
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