Advice/thoughts required on insuring a track bike - Page 2

sparkin · 08-Dec-2005, 23:46

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Originally posted by Nattyboy

Any other ideas appreciated BTW..

Cheers !

Nat

Don`t crash

TP · 08-Dec-2005, 23:48

Quote:

Originally posted by Duke2BSteve
Soz dave, I've daisy chained all my claymores for maximum effect!!! Got a couple of rusty bullets though, not sure how affective they will be???

Where's the 'clacker'

Maybe you blokes don't call it a clacker anyway, in which case it won't be anywhere near as funny ...

claymore's are awesome things!

Duke2BSteve · 09-Dec-2005, 00:35

My "Clacker" is taped to the tank, im primed on the seat with my chest rig on, the pouches are full with Semtex!!!

NO GOD DAMN MUVVA'S GONNA TAKE MY BIKE !!!!!

Whoops i think it's pill time again (and breath!!)

TP · 09-Dec-2005, 00:37

Quote:

Originally posted by Duke2BSteve
My "Clacker" is taped to the tank, im primed on the seat with my chest rig on, the pouches are full with Semtex!!!

NO GOD DAMN MUVVA'S GONNA TAKE MY BIKE !!!!!

Whoops i think it's pill time again (and breath!!)

Maybe you should take two ...

bike mad · 09-Dec-2005, 16:24

heres a thought, your house insurance,you will have to phone to find out but if it's in the garage and you pay a small excess,

Nattyboy · 09-Dec-2005, 17:32

Steve-o..you still coming to Louigis tommorrow to get this feckin shock off ??!! ..ill give you a bell later if you are..

Nat

P.S you big poof posting up pictures of your dog...

Bungi · 21-Dec-2005, 19:28

i insure my track bike tpf&t, i considered the theft only type option, however i find im often tinkering around with it and dont like leaving for a track day without being sure everythings running about right, so i like to pop it round the block, just really put a seat unit with a rear light on it and a no plate, fairly road legal as i keep it motd etc, in case i ever decide to put it back to raod trim and sell it.

i found being able to pop round the block a few times invaluable before taking it on a further trackday following a crash on track previous outing. just means less tinkering at track side, coz track time is so costly you dont want to be waisting it.

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09-Dec-2005, 00:35	#13
Duke2BSteve Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 391 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Swindon My "Clacker" is taped to the tank, im primed on the seat with my chest rig on, the pouches are full with Semtex!!! NO GOD DAMN MUVVA'S GONNA TAKE MY BIKE !!!!! Whoops i think it's pill time again (and breath!!) Reply

09-Dec-2005, 16:24	#15
bike mad Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 297 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: just out side sidmouth in devon heres a thought, your house insurance,you will have to phone to find out but if it's in the garage and you pay a small excess, Reply

09-Dec-2005, 17:32	#16
Nattyboy Registered Forum User Ducati in my Blood Posts: 4,181 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Swindon, Wilts Mood: Back down to 3 :>( Steve-o..you still coming to Louigis tommorrow to get this feckin shock off ??!! ..ill give you a bell later if you are.. Nat P.S you big poof posting up pictures of your dog... Reply