Darren 1978 Posted Wednesday at 18:09 Posted Wednesday at 18:09 I've recently bought a 2025 moped, I've got a v5 from the dvla but I can't get any insurance quotes, any help appreciated Quote
bud Posted Wednesday at 19:54 Posted Wednesday at 19:54 If you can give us the name of the bike it might help. Can't you arrange insurance through the dealer you brought it from? Quote
Darren 1978 Posted yesterday at 08:18 Author Posted yesterday at 08:18 It's a teyin i bought from direct bikes Quote
Capt Sisko Posted yesterday at 08:38 Posted yesterday at 08:38 (edited) 'Teyin Motorcycles' or whatever the official name is, never heard of them. Don't take that as an insult but one of the things the insurance industry runs on is databases & insurance groups. It may simply be a case Teyin Motorcycle or just your particular model just isn't on their database yet and the computer says no. EDIT. Just to add to your problem, if you ride through a low emmission zone something obscure may not be on their database yet either. Edited yesterday at 09:27 by Capt Sisko Quote
RideWithStyles Posted yesterday at 08:47 Posted yesterday at 08:47 Yes agree with capt. its a brand unknown among the many other pumped out by Chinese start ups etc by more western side life. Well how can i put it….its an unknown thing vaguely resembling or pretend to be a bike or just not there in the system For it or anyone else might know. Its quality, verification of any stds, or conformity is unknown. value if replacement or repair is unknown, injury or death by the bike own failure is also unknown quantity…so much risk for little reward. Quote
Tinkicker Posted yesterday at 09:08 Posted yesterday at 09:08 Give Bikesure a call. They do specialist insurance for modified, custom and one offs. You will have to speak to a person though. Not online. 1 Quote
S-Westerly Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago From what I can glean from the Internet they are a large Chinese company specialising in small bikes but very little known here in the UK and with no brand name recognition. They are also very cheap from what I can see - 125 cc 2024 with 55 miles on Autotrader for £999. Caveat emptor. Insurance probably can't be bothered to offer a quote as it would be considerably more than the price of the bike. Quote
Bender Posted 21 hours ago Posted 21 hours ago I've changed insulting to insurance in the title, it was doing my head in 1 4 1 Quote
S-Westerly Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago I thought insulting was quite appropriate given the nature of the bike in question. 4 Quote
Nick the wanderer Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago 10 hours ago, Bender said: I've changed insulting to insurance in the title, it was doing my head in Good job. Makes you wonder what the OP put on the insurance forms. 3 Quote
bud Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago (edited) See if you can find some pictures of a more well known Lexmoto it resembles. So if you speak to an insurance company. It might help to say it's a similar model. At least then the insurance company would have an idea how to rate it. Direct bikes are not the best company to buy from, unless they have changed considerably. They got done by trading standards years ago for having no spares backup. Just a link to Lexmoto spares site. I would definitely do a PDI on the bike before riding it. Edited 9 hours ago by bud Quote
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