Insurance companies recognise the value of training and most will offer discounts to customers who show themselves to be skilled, safer riders.
AON and Quinn direct both operate assessment schemes which provide substantial discounts. These can be complex and confusing, so we have set out some of the details to help clarify the discounts and requirements.
AONTheir assessment offers four levels.
The bike used for the assessment must be no more than four insurance categories lower than the bike you want to insure.
EG ; to insure a group 10 bike you must do the assessment on a group 6 or higher bike.
For some combinations of bike and rider AON will insist on an assessment, sometimes requiring a grade 2.
Most riders will need more than one session to reach grade two.
See www.aonbikecare.ie for more details
The Quinn Direct assessment is very similar to the AON assessment.
The above definitions of the levels are the same for Quinn.
If the bike to be insured is 500cc or more, the assessment must be done on a bike of 500cc or more.
See www.quinn-direct.ie for more details
Carole NashCarole Nash will sometimes offer a 10 % discount for recognised training or assessment.
See www.carolenash.com for more details
Adelaide InsuranceAdelaide offer a discount to their customers in Northern Ireland for passing the
Institute Of Advanced Motorists advanced test.
Hopefully they will soon do the same in the south.
See www.adelaideinsurance.com for more details
If you have any queries, we’ll be glad to answer them.