Motorcycle News Reviews 11

When it says accept all or pay to read it just block period in will not be held to ransome

Really disappointed with the service, have 3 policies with them and been with them 3 years and wanted to change address and the charged us 35 per policy

Terrible service, i paid the initial deposit and then the full amount but all I got was email after email telling me that they needed more information, I might not be insured, very poor, I'll never use this company again

The Writers seem rather biased : The report on machines that few (of Us) will ever be able to afford and even add 'extras'. They almost always use extra BHP as a reason to own , yet BHP is a calculation that appears at maximum revs which are infrequently reached or used when not racing.

Every review now is affiliate, how can they be legit when they are being paid to write reviews?

*There motorbike insurance service is very poor.
* I keep receiving emails from them informing me " I may not be insured"
* You send details to them to complete set up of insurance, they do not acknowledge receipt or the cannot read details correctly.
* Again, another email from them to say " I may not be insured"!!
* Avoid this company if you can.

If I had to rely on MCN reviews of almost every motorcycle I've owned - I'd have been driving a car these past 40 years instead!
MCN bike reviews are the most unreliable mc reviews I've ever read..
I'm currently riding a Yamaha Dragster Classic, that I've converted into a bobber - it is a superb 650 - it has impressed this biker of over 50 years with it's amazing performance & it handles surprisingly well for a custom bike..plus, it looks & sounds as good (if not better) than any HD & it only cost £2k - compared to the Shovel (which it has copied) of the same age (24 years old now)..costs £8k+😆

Underhand tactics on renewal, deliberately make it difficult to cancel renewals. Don’t give you notice of renewal. Can sign up via website but not cancel.

Coming to the end of my policy,
Will not be renewing but defo will recommend to the 125cc page to use MCN.

No nonsense insurer

Will be using again at some point

MCN print 'what bike?'
The winter edition 2019. It's riddled with inaccuracy, wrong photos, wrong descriptions. I paid £5.99 for this. Wanting to read about a Street triple on page 78 and it is for a Kawasaki zx9!
Brad Wendes on page 72 bought a Street triple 675 and would like more than 120bhp.You print he has a 765 and it's 121bhp.
Just 2 basic errors a simple proof read by any anyone with motorcycle knowledge would correct.
If you are thinking of buying a bike don't rely on any description of it they give.
There is also no contact email printed in the magazine

Having seen MCN advertise about how great their service is, I can only say to anyone thinking of advertising their motorcycle for sale....Don't waste your time or money.

To start with, attempting to load pictures onto their website is almost impossible. Every time i attempted to do this simple task, it took forever, then didn't work and everytime it didn't work, I have to reenter the whole advert again. Eventually, I have to send them pictures of the bike for them to upload This facility is there presumably because they know they have an issue with user uploads.
In the two weeks that i have had the advert, I have not had a single legitimate user contact me. In fact the only enquiries are fraudsters.
When I contacted MCN's customer service team they informed me that they were aware of this fraudster and he had been reported to the police.....and yet, when I google the fraudsters email address, there is a ling history of this fraudster attempting to scam multiple websites. If he had been reported to the police by MCN, why was the account still live?
Lots of scammers contacting me via the MCN website and attempting to contact me outside of the MCN website.
All in all, a complete waste of my time and money. I would have been better off sticking with eBay where I sold the bike within one week and didn't have a single scammer contact me.