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"BennyP" Wrote:I'll ask the guys in town then.
I've got a folder full of receipts too. And a wicked good spreadsheet.
I've heard insurance companies appreciate components weights in grams! 
I suspect Breezer has beaten you to it in the 'cool spreadsheet' competition. Im half expecting him to pull out a Sketchup drawing to demonstrate geometry
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Having a components weight spreadsheet in Google drive for access anywhere would be really sad
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Has anyone had to buy insurance lately? Any recommendations? My most expensive bike is less than £2k, if that affects your recommendations.
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We were in Barclays for something completely unconnected and they asked if we wanted a quote for home insurance. I asked about adding bikes to our existing policy and they told me to go jump but Barclays added in bikes (plural) for pennies and only wanted to know value of the most expensive one.
Bike insurance can be hideously expensive but if you have a bank account they fall over themselves to add things onto their books. Worth asking...
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Mark and Spencer's will still cover bikes if there under two thousand, in with your policy for no extra cost. if more then are added on Sepratly.
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Going with AA via comparethe market. We were able to specify the value for each of my three bikes. As mentioned above, no additional premium since they are under £2K each.
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Crikey I forgot I wrote this. I must have had a lot of spare time!