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Don't know if this is of any interest to anyone.
Linky (http://www.pitandpaddock.com/)
azathoth
22-05-2007, 18:58
Nice find, and seems kinda reasonable considering the level of risk!
I can't find the cost of the excess though...
Nice find, and seems kinda reasonable considering the level of risk!
I can't find the cost of the excess though...
drop down menu lets you pick either 250,500,750 or a grand
tommytello
22-05-2007, 20:24
Foung these a little while back should have posted it, sorry:b2:
Will be using them for my track day on the 31st, will let you know if I have any problems.
If you know your gonna do more than one it gets cheaper the more you cover.
Yeah I just found it surfing around. Seems you can only insure a bike over £2500 though
STEALTH52
22-05-2007, 20:43
i just ran a quote on a k6 600:
total loss cover including fairings for 1 trackday
came in at 140.00
not bad if you only do a couple a year considering you stand to lose 5-6k
trackdayrider
23-05-2007, 00:00
I've got trackday insurance...
Its called running a trackbike :D
Gixer Sapper
23-05-2007, 13:20
i just ran a quote on a k6 600:
total loss cover including fairings for 1 trackday
came in at 140.00
not bad if you only do a couple a year considering you stand to lose 5-6k
Which company? The link to the website does not give the option to insure the 'pretty bits' the fairing etc
Which company? The link to the website does not give the option to insure the 'pretty bits' the fairing etc
Yeah it does it's in a drop down menu.
STEALTH52
23-05-2007, 16:15
Which company? The link to the website does not give the option to insure the 'pretty bits' the fairing etc
yaeh it does select total loss on the quote & then inc fairing on the drop down menu,
Gixer Sapper
23-05-2007, 16:17
Doh!! Did not see the inc fairing option! Thanks guys
Doh!! Did not see the inc fairing option! Thanks guys
That's ok here to help
GixerGaz
30-05-2007, 17:00
I believe that Express insurance now do track-day cover.
http://www.expressinsurance.co.uk/web/bike_insurance.html
Tel: 0800 197 7082
tommytello
30-05-2007, 19:29
I believe express do it only if you have yearly insurance with them, tried to get it but as I do not have a garage they wouldn't touch me. Some one on the this site thought they only did notal loss and not repairs but not sure if that is true.
well, how was the track day ?
tommytello
31-05-2007, 22:50
Well I didn't need the insurance thank God, so thats £230 down the drain : ) The Track day was excellent, didn't get my knee down but will be doing other days for sure, so hopefully it will come. I have some picture here, not that they're that exciting ;)
http://www.gixerjunkies.net/forum/showthread.php?p=326886&posted=1#post326886
trackdayrider
31-05-2007, 23:22
Well I didn't need the insurance thank God, so thats £230 down the drain : ) The Track day was excellent, didn't get my knee down but will be doing other days for sure, so hopefully it will come. I have some picture here, not that they're that exciting ;)
http://www.gixerjunkies.net/forum/showthread.php?p=326886&posted=1#post326886
Y'see trust in your own ability ! :D
makes an expensive hobby overly expensive if you wanna do some more !
Glad you had a good day out tho !
And ... yes your leaning enough :thumbsup: well your bike is its just that you aren't.
but that will come .
Be smooth first and work on body position. practice makes perfect !
tommytello
01-06-2007, 17:33
Cheers mate, was practising position today in my jeans and could easily get my knee out (not down, I like my jeans and my knees too). I was thinking that maybe my leathers jeans are very restrictive. I know I was not sitting off the bike much but I was thinking that might be another factor, think I'm just making excuses though :D
Comfortably Numb
01-06-2007, 22:43
got my knee down for 1st time yesterday fella and all I had to do was just do as I'd seen in vids etc and that is just have your 1 arse cheek on saddle ,weight the oposite peg and get your self far enough down that you are trying to see your ugly mug in the wing mirror. All you need then is a nice sweeping bend and it will come ;)
TheBoffin
20-06-2007, 00:46
I've just sorted out my Trackday insurance for next week with Pit&Paddock .. £121 .. thought that was pretty good .. total loss including fairings
does that get you any health insurance too Boff?
TheBoffin
20-06-2007, 08:43
does that get you any health insurance too Boff?
I added some Personal Injury insurance ... but i've got Health / Life assurance already from other sources ;)
cool, if I'd known I could have got a health ins plan for just £30 a month that would have got me about £200 a day while I was in hospital grrr :lol: I' be rich, RICH I tell you ;)
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