Author Topic: Moving part two.. and machine situation  (Read 969 times)

BrendanO

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Re: Moving part two.. and machine situation
« Reply #15 on: September 13, 2020, 06:09:52 PM »
I think less said to insurance co, the better, so my priority would be:
1. Make sure they are all in places where they won't get stolen.
2. Move house
3. Tell insurance your new address
4. Move bikes to new address.


If bikes are at different places, and one got stolen, it could always be that you were storing it there after visiting and falling ill, so got driven home in a car?


Or, if you have a smsll broker eg Peter Hames, you could ask in advance, saying "what if i were to do xyz?"

Realistically, if you dont have a bike worth £5K+, I'd just make sure they're very secure.
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spooky

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Re: Moving part two.. and machine situation
« Reply #16 on: September 13, 2020, 06:28:17 PM »
That`s my plan so far....
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Re: Moving part two.. and machine situation
« Reply #17 on: September 13, 2020, 07:08:25 PM »
When we moved into a rental for 6 months while our new home was being modernised I had 2  bikes at the rental in the rear garden,2 in secure storage and 1 at my parents in the garage.My broker Carole Nash really couldn't get their heads round this and I recall spending hours on the phone to them but eventually we got all the bikes on cover and there were no problems. Problems started again when we moved from the rental to our new home but a couple of the bikes were still in storage while my workshop was under construction.
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