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Trackday insurance?
Posted: Feb 5th, '07, 15:33
by svr-ash
My misses is insisting on me taking out a trackday insurance policy
So if anyones knows of the cheapest place for it, links please
Posted: Feb 5th, '07, 16:38
by DynaMight
You fully comp? If you are and you have an accident on the track, we'll all help you push your bike onto the road and push it over for you
No idea about actual insurance, you may find it's not a huge difference to just hire a bike though!
Posted: Feb 5th, '07, 19:15
by deej
not suree if you can get a seperate trackday only insurance ploicy, you may need to change insurance providers.
i saw a suzuki advert for the sv range a while that was advertising free suzuki insurance inc trackday cover if you bought a new sv froma uk dealer. it may give you somewhere to start from
let us know your results as i'd be interested too, saves pushing it out the back of speeding van lol
Posted: Feb 5th, '07, 21:58
by CvPiper
I think some trackday companies can sort it as an option. Llandow probably not being one of them. IMHO it would be useful on a £4k plus bike, but for the cost of the insurance against a sub £2k bike, will it be money well spent.
Could probably get a cheap 400 / 600 prepped for track for £500-£1000
Posted: Feb 5th, '07, 22:00
by speedy(delboy)
Yep you can get seperate trackday insurance but its gonna cost you around £175 for the day
Here are a few links for ya
http://www.heritage-quote.co.uk/track-day-insurance.php
http://www.dayinsure.com/
http://www.ebikeinsurance.co.uk/
Classic Track Day Cover
Track day, hill climb and rally cover for vintage cars, classic cars and vehicles over 10 years old.
A further benefit of having a Heritage classic car insurance policy is that you can have FREE club organised (or organised on behalf of your club) track day cover and FREE historic rally cover, providing it’s an uncompetitive and un-timed event.
Its also possible to upgrade your Heritage insurance policy to include timed rallies in the UK or Europe and hill climbs, with single events starting from just £25 and annual rates from just £130.
However, if you don’t have a Heritage insurance policy (and we suggest you do!) we can also provide track day cover and historic rally cover - rates start from £63 and your vehicle must be at least 10 years old.
Call one of our experts on 0845 330 0660 for more details
Posted: Feb 5th, '07, 22:27
by svr-ash
I found this site,
http://www.trackcover.com waiting for a quote
Posted: Feb 5th, '07, 22:31
by svr-ash
I'm insured with ebike
This policy does not cover racing of any description or being used in any contest, competition, track days, rallies or trials ( other than road safety rallies or treasure hunts).
Posted: Feb 5th, '07, 22:36
by tony
Im with carol nash
will double check it tomoro, but know my last years policy included track day cover
Posted: Feb 5th, '07, 23:46
by speedy(delboy)
We need to ask Linny (AT) she has a great link for insurance, its somewhere on last years Track day thread
Posted: Feb 5th, '07, 23:49
by speedy(delboy)
Posted: Feb 6th, '07, 19:28
by svr-ash
Posted: Feb 6th, '07, 19:42
by speedy(delboy)
Photographs:
PHOTOGRAPHS must be taken at the circuit and PRIOR to any repairs to the bike. It is your responsibility to prove your loss.
This is a WARRANTY on your policy.
The Insurers have absolute right to repudiate a claim if you fail to comply with the above stipulations.
Photographs should be sent directly to Pit and Paddock either digitally on line or by post.
Posted: Feb 6th, '07, 22:23
by svr-ash
speedy(delboy) wrote:
Photographs:
PHOTOGRAPHS must be taken at the circuit and PRIOR to any repairs to the bike. It is your responsibility to prove your loss.
This is a WARRANTY on your policy.
The Insurers have absolute right to repudiate a claim if you fail to comply with the above stipulations.
Photographs should be sent directly to Pit and Paddock either digitally on line or by post.
Yeah, if you have to make a claim after a crash
Posted: Feb 6th, '07, 22:36
by Maver-Nick
Might be best to take photos at the track before racing too, just to prove there was nowt wrong with the bike before any claim...
Posted: Feb 6th, '07, 22:38
by svr-ash
Maver-Nick wrote:Might be best to take photos at the track before racing too, just to prove there was nowt wrong with the bike before any claim...
Good plan batman
