Cycle Insurance

[MercuryRises]

Fellas,

I've just finished part 1 of my bike upgrades, the biggest part, and as I'm a paranoid sod, and a ham fisted clumsy sonofabitch,I thought I'd better get it insured.

Any suggestions as to a decent insurance company that also covers accident damage?

Cheers Ta.

[leefart2]

ive heard that marks and spencer home is good for covering bikes,but you might have to go for one of the companys that advertise in the back of MBR,
you riding at the weekend?

[MercuryRises]

Might be out and about, I need to get my front mech sorted out on saturday, as It's supposedly universal but looks more like a bottom pull system, which isn't a lot of use as I need a top pull, other then that it's a case of ajusting the gears as I've just put a new rear mech on, and I should be good to go.

If I'm out and about on sunday I'll PM you, assuming you still live in the Hurst Green/Oxted area.

[MercuryRises]

Just in case anyone is interested, here's the new bike, only managed to get it out this weekend as I was having a few problems with the shifter/front mech.

It's not finished yet, needs some new bars, new shifters, new stem and I fancy some Hope hydraulics as well. But I suppose I had better pay for the bits I've had done so far before I go down that route.

Spoiler:

Please ignore the various shite on the worktops, I was having a messy day.

[Over Carl]

At the last call centre I worked at, there was a team for a company called CTC which did bicycle insurance. Sorry I don't have any info about them as I was on another team.