travel insurance help

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Post by crowitch »

Can any one recommend a good travel insurance company for a short 9 day trip in Europe.

sorry if this has already been covered but i have just gone round and round on the net and am none the wiser.
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Here

That's who we all use for overseas trips, racing, the lot. Very good cover, no dramas, no arguments.
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Mike54 wrote:Here

That's who we all use for overseas trips, racing, the lot. Very good cover, no dramas, no arguments.
a question Mike, I'm scared to apply for travel insurance because of my past medical condition,as I know if I'm refused they pass on details to all other companies.And I will be black listed. The company you mentioned how are they to deal with. Cheers Al
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thats looks good
thanks
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+1 for JS Insurance, I've used em for years now , no dramas.

MotoAl , it's all done online and from memory a silver policy is around £16 for 2 weeks euro cover.
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I just checked this one out and it has got good coverage and good rates and covers for motorcycle touring without the dreaded 125cc limit.

I didn't check on the definition of that so might need to check on off road trail riding.

Significant that two sports I like, paragliding and hangliding are rated higher risk than motorcycle touring.

The good point is that you don't have to be a UK resident to buy the cover.
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If you have a Directline House insurance plus policy with travel included then you are covered for riding your own bike abroad
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Thanks. I was looking similar info so will give these chaps a go. (thumbs)
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Kirky1298 wrote:+1 for JS Insurance, I've used em for years now , no dramas.

MotoAl , it's all done online and from memory a silver policy is around £16 for 2 weeks euro cover.
thanks bud,over the last year iv only travelled with an E1,11 . Not very satisfactory.Al
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Recently used these guys,
http://www.holidaysafe.co.uk/travel-ins ... rance.html
No dramas,good prices,and accept medical conditions. (thumbs)
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