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Fazer thou might be on the cards.... - Fazer Jake - 14-04-12
As a young rider 1l bikes were out of the question, i'm 22 and held a full license for 11 months.
quoted £1,700 TPFT to insure a thou, soon as i get 2 years ncb and held a license for a year it drops to £400 :eek
May have to part with my trusty 600 fzs next month :evil
Re: Fazer thou might be on the cards.... - Andy Clap - 14-04-12
(14-04-12, 09:26 PM)Fazer Jake link Wrote: quoted £1,700 TPFT to insure a thou:rollin I paid £87 fully comp on my CBR600RR. Wonder what the renewal will be now I have the Fazer? I love being an old git :rollin
Re: Fazer thou might be on the cards.... - BBROWN1664 - 15-04-12
Just paid £120 FC on my 1000cc bike!
Re: Fazer thou might be on the cards.... - red98 - 15-04-12
thinking of getting a 1000,have a 600 at moment.£90 fully comp..i to am an old git with full ncb and clean licence
Re: Fazer thou might be on the cards.... - mcyoungy - 15-04-12
The R1 was £118 so I'm thinking the Fazer will be less come renewal time. :lol
Re: Fazer thou might be on the cards.... - ghostbiker - 15-04-12
Age has its advantage, I had a lowest price of 96 for the fazer 1000 this year with my many mods declaired. But went with 112 as I preferred the company.
I don't have a huge no claims as I kept lossing it when swapping to a trike. But haven made a claim in well over 20 years now. The odd thing is the IAM'S did not reduce my price with this company like it did with most others. But still was a good price.
I keep thinking of changing to a 600 to save on fuel and tyres etc but I would miss the 1000 so much I know I wouldn't be happy.
Re: Fazer thou might be on the cards.... - pitternator - 16-04-12
Its all cheap till you have a claim !...then you will c true figures....
I pay just over £200, FC, for my two bikes with a combined value of around £10k, which is realistic I think.I had a claim last year on a company van...which stuck £35 on my bike quote ! Its all risk assessment I spose....
Re: Fazer thou might be on the cards.... - Fazer Jake - 16-04-12
Yeah, after having an accident last year due to third party was shocked to see the bill the company would have had to fork out...
My bike was worth £1500
company provided with me a hire bike @ £85 per day for a month £2550
Compensation for injuries and damanged gear was £1800
Solictor 7 hours @ £200 per hour £1400
so thats £7250
off a £1500 bike :eek
Makes me laugh as third party admitted liability there and then yet it taken a month to process adding an extra £2500
Re: Fazer thou might be on the cards.... - pitternator - 18-04-12
the system is there to milk the insurance comapny . But as we all pay for that insurance its actually us who pay. Hence the repairers/ lawyers etc all just rub their hands together and rake it in.In the Uk we dont make anything , just exist by milking anything for a sov!
Re: Fazer thou might be on the cards.... - mcyoungy - 18-04-12
(18-04-12, 07:08 AM)pitternator link Wrote: In the Uk we dont make anything , just exist by milking anything for a sov!
Triumph motorcycles
Nissan cars
Vauxhall vans
Ford vans
to name a few
Re: Fazer thou might be on the cards.... - MEM62 - 18-04-12
Manufacturing; I'll add to the list
Honda Cars
All the chassis for the American Indi racing cars (Built in Oxford)
And a lot of F1 kit
Re: Fazer thou might be on the cards.... - bazsergison - 18-04-12
hi i paid £157 on my fzs 600 first bike with a sp30 on it 3 points and i am 30 think you need to look around it was 330 f/c at the time