D-Zero

Originally posted by maxibuddah That's very kind Mike, but I probably wont, though if I change my mind I will be sure to let you know. I think igrf that if there was a seat on rails across the cockpit with a cupholder and pie rack, I would be OK

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Originally posted by Thunder Road Originally posted by MB226 Anyone thought about insurance for their new toy ?  No surprise, but the usual companies don't have it listed in their drop-down lists yet, and with no claim history/cost to go on, or however insurers work out the risks for each class, can anyone suggest how to go about insuring the D Zero ? I would try Bishop Skinner, they sorted out the remains of TR13 with great speed and efficiency, couldn't fault them and you get to speak to people who understand our sport!

Yes they sorted me out early days in the D-One when no one had heard of them.  I think that Rodney had the demo D-One insured with them at the time, which helped.

When my D0 arrives in a few weeks Noble Marine will certainly be on my shortlist. They've supported major dinghy sailing events up and down the country for as long as I can remember and provide a hassle-free service. Some years ago I was raising money for kids with cerebral palsy and cheekily asked them to donate towards my sponsored ski-ing challenge - all on the basis that I had a go-slow insured with them. Without hesitation they forwarded £100 and a sincere note of encouragement. It's nice to recognise there are some very decent companies out there whose philosophy isn't all take, take take. 

I have always had great service from Noble but their premiums got to the point where they were over double other providers who all had good reviews from other club members.

I moved to GJW last year. Quick response when I broke my boom - no hassle.