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British cyclist refused £15k payout because thieves ‘weren’t violent enough’
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I live in a flat but lucky enough to have a small concrete brick shed, it's not near the flat so it's a concern. I have two expensive bikes, both insured and locked according to the insurance requirements, plus some. A mix of diamond and gold standard locks and ground anchors. Two locks on the shed door and each bike is separatly chained to anchors.
Yes they're insured but I'd rather not have to claim!
This girl's parents should take more time to understand their insurance. I feel sorry for them, but they have learnt a costly lesson.