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Sundays insurance has teamed up with UK insurance comparison platforms Quotezone.co.uk and CompareNI.com, run by parent company Seopa. Sundays insurance offers its products in the UK, USA and Australia, with over 100,000 policies. Powered by the Two Three Bird group, it has 13 years in the specialist bicycle insurance arena …

ALA Insurance is to partner with Quotezone.co.uk with its new bicycle insurance offering. ALA Insurance has recently launched its customer therapy initiative, offering customers a free therapy session with a leading online therapy platform – plus two follow up sessions at a 30% discount – the cost of which is …

Data from Quotezone.co.uk has revealed that demand for bicycle insurance surged to a five-year high in the first quarter of this year, a 130% increase from the same period in 2020. In an effort to better serve the growing number of people that are taking up, or rediscovering, cycling, Bikmo …

Laka has teamed up with Seopa in order to bring its bicycle cover to the Quotezone.co.uk and CompareNI.com comparison platforms. “Traditional insurance models, with annual contracts, complex clauses, excesses and painful claims processes are broken,” said Tobias Taupitz, CEO and co-founder at Laka. “Our customers work as a collective to …

The number of bike thefts reported to the police has fallen in the past 12 months, with approximately 19,000 fewer incidents compared to the year before. According to UK CrimeStats, using data gathered by the Economic Policy Centre, there were more than 90,000 reported incidents from July 2018 to June …

A Northern Ireland comparison website is set to offer insurance for e-bike users after a proposed change to the law which will boost the use of electric bikes in the province. Compare NI has said that Stormont’s plans to reclassify e-bikes as bicycles rather than mopeds will lead to an …

More than 300,000 bicycles are stolen each year in the UK, according to data from the Office for National Statistics

"The fact that historical legislation means e-bikes are still classified as mopeds in Northern Ireland is putting people off buying one"