View Full Version : Supplies for Carnage
-Ralph-
06-02-12, 10:17 PM
spark plug spanner - bring your own
rear axle nut socket sv - tommy h
rear axle nut socket st/daytona - feck that, breakdown cover
t handle and screwdriver bit set, inc common allen keys - ralph
1/4" socket set 10mm and below - ralph
3/8 or 1/2" socket set 10mm to 17mm - specialone
socket above 17mm - bring your own
spanner set - 10,12,13,14,17 - ralph
standard pliers - christian
narrow nose pliers - christian
gaffa tape - ralph
cable ties - ralph
tyre pressure gauge - ralph & specialone
oil - Dan
bulb kit sv -?
bulb kit st - Dan
bulb other - bring your own unless you know the sv/st needs the same one
puncture repair kit inc C02 cannisters - Dan
can of chain lube (group will reimburse) - Metalhead
visor cleaner or wipes - bring your own
small can wd40 - Dan
fixer peg - christian
sv levers - christian
camping equipment
tent, airbed, sleeping bag etc - bring your own, unless you have a cosy agreement to share ;)
torch - bring your own
air bed pump (battery operated, available on ferry) - ralph
air bed pump (12v) - specialone
mess tins - specialone & dan
kettle - specialone & dan
burner - specialone & dan
plate, mug, cutlery - bring your own
tent peg mallet - metalhead
other equipment
first aid kit - specialone & ralph
hi viz - bring your own
french road atlas - specialone
personal don't forgets
european health insurance card (http://www.nhs.uk/nhsengland/healthcareabroad/ehic/pages/introduction.aspx) (clicky, replaces e111)
travel insurance that covers you for riding a motorbike - optional, if you break a leg we'll rent a van and get you and bike home, if you end up in intensive care and need an air ambulance flight though?
Waterproofs
spare gloves
euros / credit card
mobile phone
12v phone charger
v5 original copy
bike insurance certificate
travel insurance and details
matches/cigarette lighter
spare bike keys
ferry confirmation / documentation
passport & driving license
swiss army knife / multitool
spare visor
-Ralph-
06-02-12, 10:26 PM
copy and paste to amend, just the same as we do when organising attendees to a rideout
I think it's safe to say I'm fully loaded.
Specialone probably is too, given that he is the only one with a pillion.
Dan, you've got a whole Sprint ST luggage system to yourself mate - well volunteered :lol:
christian1000
06-02-12, 11:07 PM
Spark plug spanner Sprint ST - ?
Spark plug spanner SV - ? I'll have mine from the standard toolkit
Spark plug spanner any other bike - bring your own
Rear axle nut socket SV - Tommy H
Rear axle nut socket ST/Daytona - Feck that, breakdown cover
T handle and screwdriver bit set, inc common Allen keys - Ralph
1/4" socket set 10mm and below - Ralph
3/8 or 1/2" socket set 10mm to 17mm - Specialone
Socket above 17mm - bring your own
Spanner set - 10,12,13,14,17 - Ralph
Standard Pliers - ? Christian
Narrow nose pliers - ? Christian
Gaffa Tape - Ralph
Cable Ties - Ralph
Tyre Pressure Gauge - Ralph & Specialone
Emergency can of tyre sealant - Ralph, but do we need it if we have a puncture repair kit?
Tyre compressor - ?
Oil - ?
Bulb kit SV -?
Bulb kit ST - ?
Bulb other - bring your own unless you know the SV/ST needs the same one
Puncture Repair Kit (for tubeless tyres!) - ?
Can of chain lube (group will reimburse) - ?
Visor cleaner or wipes - bring your own
Camping Equipment
Tent, airbed, sleeping bag etc - Bring your own, unless you have a cosy agreement to share ;)
Torch - bring your own
Air bed pump (battery operated, available on ferry) - Ralph
Air bed pump (12v) - Specialone
Mess tins - Specialone & Dan
Kettle - Specialone & Dan
Burner - Specialone & Dan
Plate, Mug, Cutlery - Bring your own
Tent peg mallet - Metalhead
Other Equipment
First aid kit - Specialone & Ralph
Hi Viz - bring your own
French Road Atlas - ?
Personal Don't Forgets
European Health Insurance Card (http://www.nhs.uk/NHSEngland/Healthcareabroad/EHIC/Pages/Introduction.aspx) (Clicky, replaces E111)
Travel insurance that covers you for riding a motorbike - optional, if you break a leg we'll rent a van and get you and bike home, if you end up in intensive care and need an air ambulance flight though?
Waterproofs
Spare Gloves
Euros / Credit card
Mobile Phone
12v Phone Charger
V5 original copy
Bike insurance certificate
Travel insurance and details
Matches/Cigarette lighter
Spare bike keys
Ferry confirmation / documentation
Passport & Driving License
Swiss army knife / multitool
Spare visor[/QUOTE]
Specialone
06-02-12, 11:33 PM
I'll have my trumpet standard spark plug spanner in my stock kit, not worth adding on list.
Littlepeahead
08-02-12, 02:10 PM
Even if I wasn't coming because of my not yet fit to ride with foot I'd still be struggling with this list. Where are the following essentials:
Nail fail
Lip salve
Mascara
Hair straightners
Maltesers
Hand cream
Eye gel
Spare Maltesers
Honsestly, you men, you have no idea how to pack.
Specialone
08-02-12, 06:10 PM
Clare we are rough ass bikers, apart from Ryan and maybe young dan, we don't use hair straighteners ;)
christian1000
08-02-12, 06:40 PM
I daren't...it might be enough to scare the rest of mine off if I started attacking it with hot sticks....
Also what is eye gel??
danf1234
09-02-12, 09:51 AM
spark plug spanner - bring your own
rear axle nut socket sv - tommy h
rear axle nut socket st/daytona - feck that, breakdown cover
t handle and screwdriver bit set, inc common allen keys - ralph
1/4" socket set 10mm and below - ralph
3/8 or 1/2" socket set 10mm to 17mm - specialone
socket above 17mm - bring your own
spanner set - 10,12,13,14,17 - ralph
standard pliers - christian
narrow nose pliers - christian
gaffa tape - ralph
cable ties - ralph
tyre pressure gauge - ralph & specialone
emergency can of tyre sealant - ralph, but do we need it if we have a puncture repair kit?
Tyre compressor - ? (I have co2 cannisters for an emergency inflate)
oil - Dan
bulb kit sv -?
bulb kit st - Dan
bulb other - bring your own unless you know the sv/st needs the same one
puncture repair kit (for tubeless tyres!) - Dan
can of chain lube (group will reimburse) - ? (I have an oiler fitted to my sprint, so will have oil to top that up)
visor cleaner or wipes - bring your own
small can wd40 - Dan
fixer peg - christian
sv levers - christian
camping equipment
tent, airbed, sleeping bag etc - bring your own, unless you have a cosy agreement to share
torch - bring your own
air bed pump (battery operated, available on ferry) - ralph
air bed pump (12v) - specialone
mess tins - specialone & dan
kettle - specialone & dan
burner - specialone & dan
plate, mug, cutlery - bring your own
tent peg mallet - metalhead
other equipment
first aid kit - specialone & ralph
hi viz - bring your own
french road atlas - Phil has a really good one he used with us last year?
personal don't forgets
european health insurance card (clicky, replaces e111)
travel insurance that covers you for riding a motorbike - optional, if you break a leg we'll rent a van and get you and bike home, if you end up in intensive care and need an air ambulance flight though?
Waterproofs
spare gloves
euros / credit card
mobile phone
12v phone charger
v5 original copy
bike insurance certificate
travel insurance and details
matches/cigarette lighter
spare bike keys
ferry confirmation / documentation
passport & driving license
swiss army knife / multitool
spare visor
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danf1234
09-02-12, 10:01 AM
Hip Flask filled with Southern Comfort = phil
Aero Pepp Choc Bars for Clair - Dan
Dicky Ticker
09-02-12, 10:24 AM
Midge/mosquito spray and antihistamine bite cream,or is that in the first aid box?
Or you can have ruffty tuffty BUMPY bikers:D
danf1234
09-02-12, 10:42 AM
Its in mine
-Ralph-
10-02-12, 08:08 AM
I'll tidy up and incorporate all the other changes ya messy tykes ;-)
spark plug spanner - bring your own
rear axle nut socket sv - tommy h
rear axle nut socket st/daytona - feck that, breakdown cover
t handle and screwdriver bit set, inc common allen keys - ralph
1/4" socket set 10mm and below - ralph
3/8 or 1/2" socket set 10mm to 17mm - specialone
socket above 17mm - bring your own
spanner set - 10,12,13,14,17 - ralph
standard pliers - christian
narrow nose pliers - christian
gaffa tape - ralph
cable ties - ralph
tyre pressure gauge - ralph & specialone
oil - Dan
bulb kit sv -?
bulb kit st - Dan
bulb other - bring your own unless you know the sv/st needs the same one
puncture repair kit inc C02 cannisters - Dan
can of chain lube (group will reimburse) - ?
visor cleaner or wipes - bring your own
small can wd40 - Dan
fixer peg - christian
sv levers - christian
camping equipment
tent, airbed, sleeping bag etc - bring your own, unless you have a cosy agreement to share ;)
torch - bring your own
air bed pump (battery operated, available on ferry) - ralph
air bed pump (12v) - specialone
mess tins - specialone & dan
kettle - specialone & dan
burner - specialone & dan
plate, mug, cutlery - bring your own
tent peg mallet - metalhead
other equipment
first aid kit - specialone & ralph
hi viz - bring your own
french road atlas - specialone
personal don't forgets
european health insurance card (http://www.nhs.uk/nhsengland/healthcareabroad/ehic/pages/introduction.aspx) (clicky, replaces e111)
travel insurance that covers you for riding a motorbike - optional, if you break a leg we'll rent a van and get you and bike home, if you end up in intensive care and need an air ambulance flight though?
Waterproofs
spare gloves
euros / credit card
mobile phone
12v phone charger
v5 original copy
bike insurance certificate
travel insurance and details
matches/cigarette lighter
spare bike keys
ferry confirmation / documentation
passport & driving license
swiss army knife / multitool
spare visor
danf1234
10-02-12, 12:37 PM
Ralph,
I have the small can of wd40 too
-Ralph-
10-02-12, 05:32 PM
Ralph,
I have the small can of wd40 too
Done
suzukigt380paul
10-02-12, 06:11 PM
you forgot.something for the weekend sir
but seriously are you on a bike or campervan,does sound like a long list
-Ralph-
10-02-12, 06:15 PM
you forgot.something for the weekend sir
but seriously are you on a bike or campervan,does sound like a long list
9 bikes.
Specialone
10-02-12, 06:34 PM
It might be a long list but across 9 or more bikes it's not a lot.
The camping stuff is a must anyway, can't get round that lot.
Being ill prepared in France isn't a good move IMO, carrying bits and bobs has got me and plenty of people on here out the sh*t.
danf1234
11-02-12, 10:45 AM
It might be a long list but across 9 or more bikes it's not a lot.
The camping stuff is a must anyway, can't get round that lot.
Being ill prepared in France isn't a good move IMO, carrying bits and bobs has got me and plenty of people on here out the sh*t.
When we had to strip my exhaust off the bike when it was rattling, besides that river is a good example of that. I would have never been able to do that with what is in the Triumph tool kit
Specialone
11-02-12, 12:46 PM
When we had to strip my exhaust off the bike when it was rattling, besides that river is a good example of that. I would have never been able to do that with what is in the Triumph tool kit
Exactly mate, the 'GP' strip was fun lol
Hopefully we wont need any of it :riding: :cool:
metalhead19
13-02-12, 10:31 PM
I'll tidy up and incorporate all the other changes ya messy tykes
spark plug spanner - bring your own
rear axle nut socket sv - tommy h
rear axle nut socket st/daytona - feck that, breakdown cover
t handle and screwdriver bit set, inc common allen keys - ralph
1/4" socket set 10mm and below - ralph
3/8 or 1/2" socket set 10mm to 17mm - specialone
socket above 17mm - bring your own
spanner set - 10,12,13,14,17 - ralph
standard pliers - christian
narrow nose pliers - christian
gaffa tape - ralph
cable ties - ralph
tyre pressure gauge - ralph & specialone
oil - Dan
bulb kit sv -?
bulb kit st - Dan
bulb other - bring your own unless you know the sv/st needs the same one
puncture repair kit inc C02 cannisters - Dan
can of chain lube (group will reimburse) - Metalhead
visor cleaner or wipes - bring your own
small can wd40 - Dan
fixer peg - christian
sv levers - christian
camping equipment
tent, airbed, sleeping bag etc - bring your own, unless you have a cosy agreement to share
torch - bring your own
air bed pump (battery operated, available on ferry) - ralph
air bed pump (12v) - specialone
mess tins - specialone & dan
kettle - specialone & dan
burner - specialone & dan
plate, mug, cutlery - bring your own
tent peg mallet - metalhead
other equipment
first aid kit - specialone & ralph
hi viz - bring your own
french road atlas - specialone
personal don't forgets
european health insurance card (clicky, replaces e111)
travel insurance that covers you for riding a motorbike - optional, if you break a leg we'll rent a van and get you and bike home, if you end up in intensive care and need an air ambulance flight though?
Waterproofs
spare gloves
euros / credit card
mobile phone
12v phone charger
v5 original copy
bike insurance certificate
travel insurance and details
matches/cigarette lighter
spare bike keys
ferry confirmation / documentation
passport & driving license
swiss army knife / multitool
spare visor
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-Ralph-
14-02-12, 08:15 AM
How come it looses the formatting everytime somebody quotes it? I can't see what's changed.
metalhead19
14-02-12, 07:28 PM
I thought I kept the format as I copied n pasted.....but I well.
I'll take a can of chain lube that we can all use
-Ralph-
14-02-12, 11:26 PM
I thought I kept the format as I copied n pasted.....but I well.
I'll take a can of chain lube that we can all use
Maybe you did, but not showing that way in Google Chrome.
Tell you what guys, don't bother quoting the whole list, just post up what you want amending and I'll amend the OP.
Chain lube to Metalhead being done now.
Specialone
14-02-12, 11:39 PM
It didnt keep the format for me either on standard google.
Col, ive done one days google map route (http://maps.google.com/?saddr=49.28806,-0.53316&daddr=49.30613,-0.88294+to:49.29850,-0.94746+to:49.30128,-1.08270+to:49.31085,-1.25653+to:49.40861,-1.31524+to:49.46101,-1.30711+to:49.47956,-1.29547+to:49.49049,-1.26185+to:49.40761,-1.17406+to:49.38201,-1.19576+to:49.34309,-1.02675+to:49.39288,-0.98938+to:49.37903,-0.90272+to:49.35749,-0.85290+to:49.28818,-0.53286&hl=en&t=h&om=1&z=10&geocode=FXwT8AIdWN33_w%3BFRJa8AIdBIfy_w%3BFUQ88AId _Irx_w%3BFSBH8AIdtHrv_w%3BFYJs8AIdrtPs_w%3BFWLq8QI dWO7r_w%3BFRK38gIdGg7s_w%3BFYj_8gIdkjvs_w%3BFToq8w Id5r7s_w%3BFXrm8QId1BXu_w%3BFXqC8QIdEMHt_w%3BFXLq8 AIdQlXw_w%3BFfCs8QIdPOfw_w%3BFdZ28QIdwDny_w%3BFbIi 8QIdXPzy_w%3BFfQT8AIdhN73_w) , what do you think?
-Ralph-
16-04-12, 10:31 PM
Everyone happy with this list and have still got (or are OK to get) everything they have promised to bring?
Danf1234
oil
bulb kit ST1050
puncture repair kit inc C02 cannisters
small can wd40
mess tins
kettle
burner
Specialone
french road atlas
first aid kit
burner
kettle
mess tins
air bed pump (12v)
tyre pressure gauge
3/8 or 1/2" socket set 10mm to 17mm
-Ralph-
first aid kit
air bed pump (battery operated, available on ferry)
tyre pressure gauge
cable ties
gaffa tape
spanner set - 10,12,13,14,17
1/4" socket set 10mm and below
t handle and screwdriver bit set, inc common allen keys
Tommy H
rear axle nut socket sv
Metalhead
can of chain lube (group will reimburse)
tent peg mallet
Christian
standard pliers
narrow nose pliers
fixer peg
sv levers
-Ralph-
16-04-12, 10:31 PM
Still no offers on an SV650 bulb kit
-Ralph-
16-04-12, 10:32 PM
List of the stuff everyone should consider bringing for themselves
tent, airbed, sleeping bag etc
torch
visor cleaner or wipes
any bulbs unique to your bike
any sockets you need above 17mm
plate, mug, cutlery
hi-viz
european health insurance card (clicky, replaces e111)
travel insurance that covers you for riding a motorbike - optional, if you break a leg we'll rent a van and get you and bike home, if you end up in intensive care and need an air ambulance flight though?
Waterproofs
spare gloves
euros / credit card
mobile phone
12v phone charger
v5 original copy
bike insurance certificate
travel insurance and details
matches/cigarette lighter
spare bike keys
ferry confirmation / documentation
passport & driving license
swiss army knife / multitool
spare visor
Specialone
16-04-12, 10:42 PM
I wont have room for the airbed pump but as tommy is coming to mine and he's been bragging about how much he can carry, he might be able to carry for me / us? :)
Btw Col, the list is up in the stickied details thread.
-Ralph-
16-04-12, 10:50 PM
Btw Col, the list is up in the stickied details thread.
Can you update the sticky with the rearranged list sorted by person rather than by item pls? Now we know who is taking what, it makes it easier for each person to see what's on their list.
Specialone
16-04-12, 11:04 PM
Can you update the sticky with the rearranged list sorted by person rather than by item pls? Now we know who is taking what, it makes it easier for each person to see what's on their list.
Done.
Also updated the attendance list.
christian1000
21-04-12, 06:26 PM
The above items are packed and ready to go, I might have some spare bulbs for the SV in a box somewhere so I'll see if I can find them.
MisterTommyH
21-04-12, 06:46 PM
I've got a H4 (i think thats what it's called) bulb kit. And have put a 12v airbed pump in for those of you that need it. Also got a burner and cup.
Specialone
21-04-12, 07:20 PM
I've got a H4 (i think thats what it's called) bulb kit. And have put a 12v airbed pump in for those of you that need it. Also got a burner and cup.
You aint bought a pump have you Tom ? I was gonna ask you to take mine for me, I'll defo need one so I'll lend yours please mate.
MisterTommyH
21-04-12, 07:41 PM
Yup, I was getting a gas cartridge and they were only a few quid so I got one. Useful to have for when I'm away in the car, and I'd rather just have everything packed from the start.
Also thinking about taking 12v air compressor for tyres.....
rusty76
23-04-12, 09:20 AM
You aint bought a pump have you Tom ? I was gonna ask you to take mine for me, I'll defo need one so I'll lend yours please mate.
Phil, i can take a footpump if like, but please let me know asap as I'm pushed for luggage space
rusty76
23-04-12, 09:22 AM
Phil, i can take a footpump if like, but please let me know asap as I'm pushed for luggage space
Arr, just realised, do you want it for tyres or bed?
MisterTommyH
23-04-12, 10:55 AM
I'm taking both Rusty.
Specialone
23-04-12, 01:20 PM
As the grounds probably gonna wet, can everybody make sure they have a puck for your side stand or something you can use :)
danf1234
23-04-12, 01:30 PM
Crushed lager can! lol
metalhead19
23-04-12, 05:16 PM
Crushed lager can! lol
Tried and tested! Works like a charm :D
danf1234
23-04-12, 06:10 PM
So don't bother cos as you know Dan, there will be plenty kicking around outside my tent entance!
Specialone
23-04-12, 06:14 PM
So don't bother cos as you know Dan, there will be plenty kicking around outside my tent entance!
No there won't be, we're keeping you away from the booze for your own good lol
metalhead19
23-04-12, 07:59 PM
So don't bother cos as you know Dan, there will be plenty kicking around outside my tent entance!
No there won't be, we're keeping you away from the booze for your own good lol
Then what the hell am I meant to prop my bike up with and build a fort with?
christian1000
23-04-12, 08:05 PM
You can use your tent as a fort....
metalhead19
23-04-12, 08:09 PM
hmmmm but thats no fun!
danf1234
24-04-12, 08:35 AM
i'm using my tent as an off licence!
MisterTommyH
24-04-12, 08:53 AM
i'm using my tent as an off licence!
So no need for the brethalysers then...you'll know the result? :p
danf1234
24-04-12, 03:51 PM
Euro's collected. Not long now!
ravingdavis
24-04-12, 05:02 PM
I wont be bringing any beer as people steal mine when I'm not looking :(
I need to sort Euros out actually, job for sainsburys tomorrow.
Specialone
24-04-12, 05:09 PM
Getting my euros thursday morning.
Called my insurance company this afternoon, just notified them im going to france, you can never be too careful :p
metalhead19
24-04-12, 06:52 PM
I've got my euros.....the one thing i am prepared for atm :D
rusty76
25-04-12, 06:01 AM
Has anyone got one of the adaptors that plugs into a optimate lead to allow charging of a phone etc? (i think they are called 'cigar socket lead'). http://www.accumate.co.uk/tm68.htm
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 12:23 PM
What have you lot regarding breakdown cover for France? I just got a quote for £21, seems pretty good no?
Specialone
25-04-12, 12:26 PM
What have you lot regarding breakdown cover for France? I just got a quote for £21, seems pretty good no?
Dave, have you got one already ?
If not, put the extra to a yearly one, approx £60 and it will work out cheaper.
Bike sure offered me one for £50 with a policy or £60 without.
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 12:27 PM
Dave, have you got one already ?
If not, put the extra to a yearly one, approx £60 and it will work out cheaper.
Bike sure offered me one for £50 with a policy or £60 without.
I do but my breakdown covers me for UK only NOT Europe.
Specialone
25-04-12, 12:29 PM
I do but my breakdown covers me for UK only NOT Europe.
Can you upgrade it?
If not take another yearly one out.
I pay £7.99 a month (rolling contract, cancel anytime) for mine but I'm gonna switch to that bike sure soon
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 12:40 PM
I just called my insurance company and apparently I didn't have breakdown cover at all since I renewed so I got them to quote me for a full years European cover. £60, sorted.
Specialone
25-04-12, 12:47 PM
I just called my insurance company and apparently I didn't have breakdown cover at all since I renewed so I got them to quote me for a full years European cover. £60, sorted.
Nice one, much more economic that way :)
rusty76
25-04-12, 02:01 PM
What have you lot regarding breakdown cover for France? I just got a quote for £21, seems pretty good no?
Who was that quote from Dave?
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 02:53 PM
Who was that quote from Dave?
http://www.europeanbreakdowncover.com/
rusty76
25-04-12, 06:43 PM
http://www.europeanbreakdowncover.com/
Just bought
£19.49
Dave20046
25-04-12, 07:08 PM
same price as me
anyone know any good bikers travel insurance?
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 07:09 PM
same price as me
anyone know any good bikers travel insurance?
Yeah, NHS EHIC card.
Dave20046
25-04-12, 07:11 PM
Yeah, NHS EHIC card.
Got one of them but I couldn't do with getting stuck over there if I go and smash myself up
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 07:20 PM
The problem with health insurance companies is that they generally charge a fortune for motorcycling and then they charge an excess and I don't think a lot of them will cover you if its your own fault anyway.
Dave20046
25-04-12, 07:21 PM
hmm might leave it then unless anyone knows otherwise. May experience with travel insurance in general is not worth it after all the excesses but know someone that got stuck abroad recently and had to remortgage her house to get back.
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 07:29 PM
hmm might leave it then unless anyone knows otherwise. May experience with travel insurance in general is not worth it after all the excesses but know someone that got stuck abroad recently and had to remortgage her house to get back.
I don't want to put you off health insurance if it makes you feel safer but for me I wont.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/travel-advice/9088613/Travel-advice-FAQs-European-Health-Insurance-Card-EHIC-treatment.html
I understand that there are costs incurred in France however it seems like these costs are limited and considering excesses present in health insurance I'm not convinced its worth it.
I went to the US last year and rode motorcycles over there, I got health insurance then because your ****ed in the US if you don't have insurance. It's a lot easier to get home from France and the NHS will cover many of the charges incurred in France medical bills.
Specialone
25-04-12, 07:42 PM
Our yearly travel insurance specifically covers motorcycling amongst other things, we checked, £90 for me and Clair for the year.
Dave20046
25-04-12, 07:49 PM
Who's it with mate cause I might be going away in the summer too?
Specialone
25-04-12, 07:52 PM
Direct line mate, make sure you specifically ask and mention about motorcycle travel.
Dave20046
25-04-12, 07:53 PM
ooh, have home insurance with them time for a blag call :)
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 08:11 PM
OK so here comes the U-turn on health insurance. I got a quote from tesco and read the small print carefully. £8.35 for a decent level of cover, would be daft not too at that price.
-Ralph-
25-04-12, 08:38 PM
OK so here comes the U-turn on health insurance. I got a quote from tesco and read the small print carefully. £8.35 for a decent level of cover, would be daft not too at that price.
Does Tesco cover riding bikes then?
Dave20046
25-04-12, 08:45 PM
confirm ASAP please Dave! :)
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 08:49 PM
Yes, the small print says as long as the rider has a licence covering the vehicle and a helmet you are covered.
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 08:53 PM
This is the wording:
What is not covered
As well as the general conditions on pages 54 to 56, the following exclusions apply.
1 You are not covered for claims caused directly or indirectly by the following:
e) You motorcycling, as either the driver or a passenger of a motorcycle which is
more than 125cc, unless the driver holds a current licence which allows them to
ride a motorcycle of more than 125cc and you are wearing a helmet
Since we will all be abiding by the 'unless' statement we are covered.
Dave20046
25-04-12, 09:00 PM
mine's £11! :(
Probably my boisterous youthfulness - where's the 'grumpy *******' option?
Did you go for 'value' Dave?
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 09:01 PM
Did you use a clubcard Dave, you get a 15% discount.
Specialone
25-04-12, 09:03 PM
Listen to you pair of puffs :)
And you take the pi55 out of me, dan and ralph for being old farts, we don't discuss tesco club cards lol
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 09:05 PM
Listen to you pair of puffs :)
And you take the pi55 out of me, dan and ralph for being old farts, we don't discuss tesco club cards lol
Sod off you crusty old git.
Dave20046
25-04-12, 09:05 PM
Did you use a clubcard Dave, you get a 15% discount.
Yes I did :-({|=
Phil FYI a phat clubcard account is a clunge magnet 8)
Not to mention the £5 off my next morrisons shop I sometimes flash in my wallet ;)
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 09:06 PM
Yes I did :-({|=
Only one thing for it then...
GUTTED
Specialone
25-04-12, 09:10 PM
Yes I did :-({|=
Phil FYI a phat clubcard account is a clunge magnet 8)
Not to mention the £5 off my next morrisons shop I sometimes flash in my wallet ;)
Being married, my days of wishing to be a klunge magnet are long gone lol
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 09:11 PM
Did you go for 'value' Dave?
No, I went for the middle of the 3 options, can't remember the name.
Dave20046
25-04-12, 09:11 PM
But clubcard points was believable?!
Dave20046
25-04-12, 09:12 PM
No, I went for the middle of the 3 options, can't remember the name.
****ing ballwank, I;ve just paid for 'value'
it was 'standard', 'standard' Dave
poos
edit: although in the attached document I have the same wording you listed above - looks like I may have only missed out on the death benefit
ravingdavis
25-04-12, 09:22 PM
****ing ballwank, I;ve just paid for 'value'
it was 'standard', 'standard' Dave
poos
Wow, so your was expensive then, the 'standard' option was £8.35.
At least you will have got more clubcard points than me. That makes it all worth it.
Dave20046
25-04-12, 09:34 PM
that's true. see phil I'm in
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