Can someone introduce more motorbike insurances please?

[w00t]

Im currently using AXA and do not have any accidents before or what, but the premiums just gotten more expensive even after 10%NCD, I read around and heard around that its still the cheapest around but anybody with something better to share?

 

I had tried NTUC, Mitsui sumitomo they are definitely more expensive then my current ones, so please dont recommend these 2 again.

 

 

Ahhh thanks.

[shellshox]

I think thats about it for bike insurance bro, i myself used all 3 before as well...

[Wu Ming]

insurance prices increased across the board...

so another place would also cost higher than usual...

 

i think what u r using now is the cheapest...

[feng10516]

economy is bad.. insurance company also need money.. just pray it doesn't go up further..

[jtzx]

axa only allowed class 2A and class 2?

 

cause when i got my 2B , they wont give me a insurance.. so no choice but to look for Ntuc

[w00t]

I've called a few insurance companies to survey today.

 

1. Currently using AXA so i did not call

2. Mitsui is still super duper expensive.

3. Allianz only take above age 24+ 2years riding experience, too bad I'm only 23.

4. Did not call AIG, as have heard of nonsensical terms with their policies and the price is not so affordable.

 

 

5. Surprizingly, NTUC was the cheapest!!!!! and those with ntuc member, you can collect some link points and convert them back to cash which equates to another $5 to 10bucks off your policy(subjected to how much your policy cost).

 

 

I found a list of insurance companies and agents on onemotoring's website, rang up a couple of these companies for quotation and they said they used to provide motorcycle insurance but not now. I did not call the agents on the list as I think they probably be selling the same few ntuc, allianz, etc...

 

I believe AXA and NTUC are currently the 2 companies that offers the best deals in town!

Hope these helps for those who're buying or renewing your insurances My survey may not meet your requirements and only serves as a guideline when you purchase your insurance, as it varies across AGE, BIKE and also your RIDING EXPERIENCE.

[w00t]

Sorry guys regarding the linkpoints part, just found out from their website that ntuc income is actually a low baller. $5 gets you 1point instead of my initial guess or $1 to 1point so i guess its more profitable converting your smiles points instead.