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Members Lounge => General Bocking Chat => Topic started by: IronVinyl on October 09, 2009, 07:10:06 PM
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Ok so i know that its not really a "modification" but ive just been wondering. Is it worth getting insurance that would cover my new Pro Jumps when i get them? I may just be paranoid but ever since my bike got stolen i've been regretting not putting it on a separate insurance so im wondering if its worth doing the same for a pair of bocks. Any ideas guys?
And if you dont want to have your pride and joy stolen (in my case my bike) Dont leave it at Attleborough station
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Hey,
My bike is insured as part of our house insurance. Provided it is locked up, with a proper lock (not just a chain and padlock). I don't know if you could do this with bocks. You could try. But if they require it to be locked or whatever it might be a bit tricky. I wouldn't fork much out for it. Just keep em with you :)
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My Bike was locked up, and covered on home insurance, but since it wasnt stolen from our house i coulndt claim
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I don't think it is worth insuring them, I keep them inside my house anyway as they are not as big as a bike.
They also are cheaper than a decent bike, so if it does get stolen in the end it would have been cheaper to buy a second pair of stilts.
It's probably wiser to insure yourself(like I have) as Bocking can be dangerous.
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Hmmm How much did that set you back then Bio?
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... nice hat josh xD lol
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TY chazzy =p now if only It wasnt in Downham right now
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Yeah i dont think there much need, they should be kept in your house ( i forget where i read about someones being robbed from their shed) and youll either be on them or carrying them, or if your at a meet everyone will keep an eye on your stuff for ya
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The insurance cost me £50 a year.