track day insurance cover, best option.

Redsps · 11-Aug-2005, 20:23

I'm hoping that my sps will be ready for the TA5 day at brands, but I would prefer to get some sort of decent cover for the track day.
my current company do not seem to be over keen on covering the bike for track use full stop.
I want full cover in case of any mishaps, and certainly do not wish to spend any more money on repairs.

what are the options open to me.

thanks
robin

11-Aug-2005, 20:28

virtually none mate is the honesty of it ...

Redsps · 11-Aug-2005, 20:30

that does not sound good mate, there must be some sort of cover available.

11-Aug-2005, 20:39

Red,

When I investigated this a while ago the only cover I found was "total loss cover" with a £500 excess, so unless you completely destroy the bike (quite rare) they won't pay out, and it worked out at about £225 for the day ....

Carbon749 · 11-Aug-2005, 20:39

if you bin it, push the bike outside the circuit and claim that's were the accident happened..... outside the circuit on the road.

[Edited on 11-8-2005 by Carbon749]

11-Aug-2005, 20:42

Quote:

Originally posted by Carbon749
if you bin it, push the bike outside the circuit and claim that's were the accident happened..... outside the circuit on the road.

[Edited on 11-8-2005 by Carbon749]

yeah do that and push everyones premium up .. or maybe wait a few weeks, report it stolen and torch it in a field ... honestly, I don't mind paying for the fact you can't afford to lose your bike ....

you can't stomach the risk, stay off the track.*

*Red, this reply is not aimed at you.

Carbon749 · 11-Aug-2005, 20:51

yeah do that and push everyones premium up .. or maybe wait a few weeks, report it stolen and torch it in a field ... honestly, I don't mind paying for the fact you can't afford to lose your bike ....

you can't stomach the risk, stay off the track.*

*Red, this reply is not aimed at you. [/quote]

Partly a tongue in cheek comment, but, you must know this has been done in the past.

PS: never said I couldn't afford to repair / lose my own bike.

Rob B · 11-Aug-2005, 21:37

Robin,

I can speak to the guys that did my race insurance if you'd like. They seem to know the score.

Rgds, Rob

Redsps · 11-Aug-2005, 22:24

Rob, that would be great.
lookforward to your followup mate.

thanks
robin

khushy · 12-Sep-2005, 14:36

www.moris.co.uk - found them in a magazine this morning!!!

khushy

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11-Aug-2005, 20:28	#2
Dibble Posts: n/a virtually none mate is the honesty of it ... Reply

11-Aug-2005, 20:30	#3
Redsps Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,572 Join Date: May 2003 that does not sound good mate, there must be some sort of cover available. Reply

11-Aug-2005, 20:39	#4
Dibble Posts: n/a Red, When I investigated this a while ago the only cover I found was "total loss cover" with a £500 excess, so unless you completely destroy the bike (quite rare) they won't pay out, and it worked out at about £225 for the day .... Reply

11-Aug-2005, 20:39	#5
Carbon749 Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,956 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Normally in my own little world Mood: I own a flame thrower if you bin it, push the bike outside the circuit and claim that's were the accident happened..... outside the circuit on the road. [Edited on 11-8-2005 by Carbon749] Reply

11-Aug-2005, 21:37	#8
Rob B Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,263 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Wimbourne, Dorset Mood: I'm so happyyyyyyyyyyyy Robin, I can speak to the guys that did my race insurance if you'd like. They seem to know the score. Rgds, Rob Reply

11-Aug-2005, 22:24	#9
Redsps Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,572 Join Date: May 2003 Rob, that would be great. lookforward to your followup mate. thanks robin Reply

12-Sep-2005, 14:36	#10
khushy Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 516 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Glastonbury try this . . . www.moris.co.uk - found them in a magazine this morning!!! khushy Reply