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  • What does "unattended" mean in insurance claim terms?
  • piemann
    Free Member

    Checked the terms of my AA contents policy, and it states that "unattended" bikes must be chained to an immovable object. If I am in the house with the bikes, are they unattended?

    jimmyshand
    Free Member

    No.

    falkirk-mark
    Full Member

    Is it not if you take it to the shop and you leave it outside without a lock, then they expect it to be locked as it is unattended.

    MoreCashThanDash
    Full Member

    When I used to have to know about such things, unattended meant not within easy reach – ie, if you can't grab it before the thief does.

    Even on a bad day I don't think I'd have bounced a claim if the bike was in your house while you were there as well!

    piemann
    Free Member

    Thanks folks. I've never claimed anything before and I don't know what the outcome is gonna be.

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