Honda Class 2A bikes

• mancha

  26 Jan 05, 00:47

  NTUC Income Online quotation for Motorcycles has the following remarks:
  
  With effect from 15th February 2003 we will not be accepting new proposals for the following vehicles:
  a. following motor cycle models :
  
  Yamaha(RXZ)
  Honda CB 400
  CB400 Super 4
  CB 400 V-tec
  CBR400RR
  Honda NV 400
  NV 400CT (Steed)
  NV 400CS (Shadow)
  Honda(RVF400)
  
  Their rep gives high accident rate as the reason.
  
  Any truth to that?
  
  
• MoNsTer

  26 Jan 05, 12:53

  ITs true.. THey do not take in 2A honda BIke...
• InSPirE78

  27 Jan 05, 01:06

  take AXA lor...mitsu too ex.....
• mancha

  29 Jan 05, 01:56

  Originally posted by MoNsTer:

  ITs true.. THey do not take in 2A honda BIke...

  I Know lah.
  
  Is it because the bikes are unsafe.
  Or
  They are passing some business to other ins co.
  
  I don't accept the high accident rate reason. because accident is due to the human species, not the make of the machine.
• TTTTT

  29 Jan 05, 12:18

  Maybe new class 2A holder is making up the number of accidents
• kopiosatu

  29 Jan 05, 12:20

  High accident rate, why? because many people ride it. especially the super four which is a black marked bike.
  
  So the reason they give is just bull, cuz i guess the higher execs of the company dun even ride at all.
• cannypie

  1 Feb 05, 11:39

  I have lobang for honda 2A bikes with NTUC... I went thru a NTUC insurance agent who managed to appeal for me. I am riding Super 4 and the insurance is under my dad's name, my insurance is only $217, after rebate is $206. If it's under my name, it'll be around $600-$700.
  
  However, it's easier to appeal when you had not claimed your own insurance before.
• mancha

  7 Feb 05, 01:36

  Originally posted by cannypie:

  I have lobang for honda 2A bikes with NTUC... I went thru a NTUC insurance agent who managed to appeal for me. I am riding Super 4 and the insurance is under my dad's name, my insurance is only $217, after rebate is $206. If it's under my name, it'll be around $600-$700.
  
  However, it's easier to appeal when you had not claimed your own insurance before.

  Thanks
  I want to get a Super 4 too, but do not want to change Ins Co. because I have so far made no claims with NTUC Income.