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Seggons 25-03-10 07:14 AM

Re: Ahh my bike got nocked over by car
 
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Originally Posted by MarcoGF (Post 2223577)
woop they gave me suzuki bandit 650 s k9 with 100 miles on clock and best part i dont think they saw i was restricted lol as its untrestricted Hmm Fun :D

Be very careful with it. If it's not restricted then you won't have any insurance cover and your licence isn't valid for that power of bike. Mind you, you could just claim ignarence if you get tugged and just say it's what they give you and you didn't know it wasn't restricted.

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Originally Posted by MarcoGF (Post 2223579)
Double bubble snapped, clutch lever snapped, clip on handelbar bent, fairing bracket bent in slightly, indicator, mirror, n fairing grazed bit, and on the way driving for the guy to pik it up coming towards roundabout gear lever fell of :S dont no how, and slight scratch on front fairing

Double bubble, £37. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Suzuki-SV650-S...item1c0ff23b8c
Clutch leaver, £7. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CLUTCH-LEVER-F...item3c9b0d5b99
Clip on, ~£5. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/suzuki-SV650-S...item3cab4d46b4
Fairing bracket, £0. It will tweak back.
Indicator, buy a cheap one off ebay then buy a white lens.
Mirror, £40. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Suzuki-SV1000-...item45f078ba79
Gear leaver, ~£20 from ebay somewhere.

I reckon you could get your bike fixed up for less then £150 with the power of ebay. :D The fairing can be sprayed by someone that knows what their doing. :D That was just a very very quick scan of ebay.

MarcoGF 25-03-10 09:42 AM

Re: Ahh my bike got nocked over by car
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Seggons (Post 2223604)
Be very careful with it. If it's not restricted then you won't have any insurance cover and your licence isn't valid for that power of bike. Mind you, you could just claim ignarence if you get tugged and just say it's what they give you and you didn't know it wasn't restricted.



Double bubble, £37. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Suzuki-SV650-S...item1c0ff23b8c
Clutch leaver, £7. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CLUTCH-LEVER-F...item3c9b0d5b99
Clip on, ~£5. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/suzuki-SV650-S...item3cab4d46b4
Fairing bracket, £0. It will tweak back.
Indicator, buy a cheap one off ebay then buy a white lens.
Mirror, £40. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Suzuki-SV1000-...item45f078ba79
Gear leaver, ~£20 from ebay somewhere.

I reckon you could get your bike fixed up for less then £150 with the power of ebay. :D The fairing can be sprayed by someone that knows what their doing. :D That was just a very very quick scan of ebay.


Nice prices but insurance company took it because they guy admitted it so :D, and they cant blame me for restrictor im just school boy lol, they gave it to me :D

speedplay 25-03-10 10:01 AM

Re: Ahh my bike got nocked over by car
 
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Originally Posted by Seggons (Post 2223070)

At least on that, he can get his meat raffle prizes home :)

Mike2165 25-03-10 10:14 AM

Re: Ahh my bike got nocked over by car
 
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Originally Posted by speedplay (Post 2223689)
At least on that, he can get his meat raffle prizes home :)

Bet it was one of the pub customers who knocked it over, peeved we took his breakfast. Sorry to hear bout yr bike Marco hope it gets fixed soon. Scott's got all the latest on eBay parts of SV's, he had to buy most of them

MarcoGF 25-03-10 04:14 PM

Re: Ahh my bike got nocked over by car
 
haha cheers hopin nxt week it will be back, but went out on the bandit today and i liked it, its comfortable good power (probbaly because unrestriction), it had batlax tyres on and it was pi***n it down gripped like a charm never slipped out being new tyres aswell, i would say if u get time go try one good bike i recommend.

petevtwin650 25-03-10 04:35 PM

Re: Ahh my bike got nocked over by car
 
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Originally Posted by Mike2165 (Post 2222316)
Isn't the ER500 less than 33bhp, that's what I learnt to ride on.

Er500's are around 50 bhp Mike. Just felt like 33 with you on it! :laughat:

Quote:

Originally Posted by MarcoGF (Post 2223579)
i should of took photo but forgot.

Should always take pics before you even move the bike. If you have the facility that is. Helps to prove your innocence and also to remember the details too. Not such a problem as he's admitted liability


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Originally Posted by MarcoGF (Post 2223666)
and they cant blame me for restrictor im just school boy lol, they gave it to me :D

Ignorance is no excuse. It's up to you to make sure the bike you ride is legal for you.

On your own head beit :|

MarcoGF 25-03-10 05:50 PM

Re: Ahh my bike got nocked over by car
 
Ignorance is no excuse. It's up to you to make sure the bike you ride is legal for you.

On your own head beit :|[/QUOTE]

Yh tru mate, i think im think more heart then head

MarcoGF 28-03-10 10:44 PM

Re: Ahh my bike got nocked over by car
 
Ahh i phoned the bike company who have my bike which is in liverpool (havent got a clue whey insurance company took it there) today and they said my bike is going to take 2 months tell i get it bk wt the ****,

Iansv II 28-03-10 11:02 PM

Re: Ahh my bike got nocked over by car
 
2 months ? holy crap

gruntygiggles 28-03-10 11:12 PM

Re: Ahh my bike got nocked over by car
 
Sorry to hear about your bike but...

1 - 2 months, they are having a laugh......go and get quotes from a few local garages including estimated completion time, take copies and send them into the insurers with a letter stating that 2 months is totally unacceptable unless they are also willing to suspend 2 months insurance payments and cover your loss of road tax. Two months road tax on a bike is not much I know.....but you've paid it and it is off the road for a reason beyond your control. Don't just settle for what they tell you......keep at them and they will sort it out for you if you stay polite, but firm.

2 - Take the Bandit back and tell them about your restriction. Someone at the training centre last week was there because he had his license revoked after being in an identical situation. As the rider, it was him who was responsible for ensuring he was riding a bike legally and no responsibility laid with the leasing company that gave him the courtesy bike.

Better safe than sorry and really fight with the insurers....2 months is a joke!


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