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21 Sep 2012
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Any UK insurance companies insure for scooters/125's w/out full license?
Any suggestions?
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21 Sep 2012
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You will need to tell us more about yourself, like nationality to start with, are you a Brit? Insure for what? riding at home or overland travel? if the latter the answer is probably no and your medical insurance will be void as well without a full licence.
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21 Sep 2012
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Brit / UK citizen intending to travel to and around S.America. I have a full UK car license and my CBT - planning on buying in Santiago Chile. I found that Colombus say they insure motorcycling (under 125) so long as it is for 'transport'. Any advice would be great.
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22 Sep 2012
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It is your medical insurance you should be concerned about, if you do not have a full licence it will probably be void in the event of a claim, it will tell you this somewhere in the 50 pages of small print they send out, It is probably also illegal to ride there without one, the Chillian police are pretty on the ball about such things.
I would suggest that you get your test done which will allow you to get an international licence which will be useful. Apart from that it is a great place to visit, enjoy.
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You can be too careful Last edited by mark manley; 22 Sep 2012 at 09:07. Reason: more info
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25 Sep 2012
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Hi Mark,
Thanks again for the advice - figuring on getting my proper license now. Any ideas for travel insurance companies once I do? Thanks!
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26 Sep 2012
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Most travel policies cover you to ride up to 125cc but do get e-mail confirmation of this, they will happily sell you an unsuitable policy. If you want to ride a bigger bike, even 150cc, a specialist policy from somebody like Endsleigh will be needed and they are a lot more expensive.
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