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Bike Insurance news:
 | Motorbike bodies merge to tackle training and laws |
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| 11th November 2009 | Motorbike training bodies the Motor Cycle Industry Trainers Association and Motorcycle Rider Training Association have merged to form the Motorcycle Industry Trainers Association (MCITA).
The organisation aims to better serve the practical and representative requirements of the training ind... | |
 | Brave bikers 'can weather winter' |
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| 27th October 2009 | Bikers are being urged to brave the winter weather and stay out on the roads despite the official end of British summertime.
According to the Motor Cycle Industry Association (MCIA), Brits are becoming less daunted by colder weather - 156,000 more riders kept their ... | |
 | Bike insurance providers offering deals for female riders |
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| 26th August 2009 | A bike insurance provider is realising the growing buying power of women motorcycle riders.
Bikesure, the bike insurance division of Adrian Flux, is offering significant discounts to female riders to reflect the fact that they are less likely to be involved in accident.
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 | UK bike insurance policyholders 'attracted to Europe' |
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| 20th August 2009 | New figures show that UK bike insurance customers are more likely to travel overseas on holiday when compared to their other European counterparts.
Statistics from the Motorcycle Industry Association (MCIA) revealed that a total of 100,000 British bikers travel across the English Channel ea... | |
 | Bike insurance customers 'could be tempted by NEC show' |
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| 8th August 2009 | The Birmingham NEC is set to host this year's Classic Motor Show that could appeal to many bike insurance customers.
The three-day event will take place from November 13th and is set to feature a number of classic bike models as well as retro cars.
Organisers have confirmed that ... | |
 | Daredevil 'not the most average bike insurance customer' |
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| 5th August 2009 | A daredevil motorcyclist has announced he is planning to jump even further than the legendary Evel Knievel in a world record attempt.
The Daily Post reports that Jason Rennie revealed his plans at the recent Motorbike Show in Llangollen in a move that would increase the bike insurance premi... | |
 | Training 'could reduce bike insurance claims' |
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| 25th July 2009 | Extra training could improve safety for many riders, claims the Driving Standards Agency (DSA).
Comments from the organisation suggest that the total number of bike accidents and therefore bike insurance claims could be reduced if more bikers enrol on the Enhanced Rider Scheme.
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 | Bike insurance news: Honda introduces chopper model |
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| 17th July 2009 | Honda has revealed a new chopper model that could appeal to a wide range of bike insurance customers.
The new VT1300CX, expected to be launched in 2010, will make use of a 1312cc 52-degree fuel-injected V-twin and feature newly designed camshafts as well as a new exhaust system.
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 | New guide 'could help reduce bike insurance claims' |
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| 17th July 2009 | A new guide launched by the Institute of Advanced Motorists (IAM) could play a key role in reducing claims on bike insurance policies.
It is hoped that providing advice on how bikers can improve their driving skills could help to lower the number of accidents on UK roads and ensure lower b... | |
 | Bike insurance 'needs to be valid before test drive' |
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| 16th July 2009 | Motorcyclists are being reminded that they must have valid bike insurance before test driving a new motorbike.
Swinton Bikes is stressing that motorists should ensure they have a valid bike insurance policy in place before they shop for a new bike - otherwise they could face points on thei... | |
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