Life on two wheels has quite a few advantages over driving a car - among them lower fuel consumption and cheaper cover from providers like MCE bike insurance, which add up to much less strain on the wallet over the years. But there are always ways you can reduce the cost of running a motorbike - try these handy tips for reducing the cost of your insurance:
It is an unfortunate fact of life, but as members of the human race, every time we step out of our front door, whether it be as a driver/rider, as a pedestrian or at work, we run the risk of being injured quite often through no fault of our own. Accidents will happen. It has been known for someone simply sitting at a desk looking at a computer screen all day can cause injury.
But it is knowing who to turn to after an accident has occurred that seems to cause people much anxiety. If you think that someone or some organisation may be at fault how can you bring a claim?
Many people are deterred from going to a solicitor after an accident because they imagine that he/she will try and tie them up in legal jargon, official red tape and charge them a fortune for the privilege. Times are changing though and many solicitors are now living in the 21st rather than the 19th century. The way the public are treated now is very different to a few years ago.
This article will attempt to explain why a solicitor is the best person to turn to for help after an accident (and who is not the best), what information the solicitor will need to be able to assist you, and the procedure that will be used to try and win you proper compensation.
Who not to use? Over the past few years a number of “accident management” firms have sprung up around the country. So many in fact that you start to lose track of them all. They all sound the same. And they promise big results for an injured person and spend large sums on TV and other advertising. These are not cheap and have to be recovered somewhere. Guess who from?
A mum’s Bennetts Biker Dream to help fund her 13-year-old son’s racing for the remainder of the 2011 season has been granted by the UK’s no. 1 bike insurance specialist*. Bennetts has paid the entry fees for the rest of the season for Joe Francis to ensure that he can complete what has been an amazing debut season in the ultra-competitive Aprilia Superteens series. After seven rounds of the 12-leg series, Joe is second in the Superteens standings with a deficit of just 40 points to the series leader and the talented teen is also leading the newcomer standings by almost 130 points from his closest rival.
Carole Nash, the UK’s favourite motorcycle insurance broker, is to introduce free security marking kits as a standard benefit not only on all new road and off-road policies, but also on renewals. The move comes after a successful trial of Carole Nash DNA+ at the end of last year, which saw thousands of satisfied customers apply the anti-theft measure to their cherished motorcycles. We think this is a great idea to help identify any stolen parts, and with so many of them rattling around the system we have to applaud Carole Nash for starting such an initiative.
