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19-03-13, 01:05 PM

Good afternoon all!

Right, I am about to call Carol Nash to get a quote for my SV. Ill give you mine and the bikes details:

Me:
22 year old male
Full bike license 3 1/2 years
Clean license/no recorded offs
3 years no claims
Ive owned this bike for two whole years, this is the third
Live in a village in Oxfordshire, low crime rate

The Bike:
2001 SV650S
First registered in Germany by original owner, now fully imported with UK reg. Its had UK reg for years, since before i got it.
I have added:
GSXR SRAD750 front end
B1H Kawasaki shock
Ive done the camswap
Converted to naked
Will have a modified headlight with projectors
Full exhaust system
Will add riser plates
All the norm stuff like indicators, tail tidy crash pads etc

So with all the above information can you suggest insurers you might have used under similar circumstances that have a good price? If the bike was completely standard i would be paying a touch over £200 this year. When i declared my mods to my previous insurer at renewal time he apologised and said they cant touch me!

19-03-13, 01:05 PM	#1
Serdna Guest Posts: n/a	Insurance advice for young rider on modified SV. Good afternoon all! Right, I am about to call Carol Nash to get a quote for my SV. Ill give you mine and the bikes details: Me: 22 year old male Full bike license 3 1/2 years Clean license/no recorded offs 3 years no claims Ive owned this bike for two whole years, this is the third Live in a village in Oxfordshire, low crime rate The Bike: 2001 SV650S First registered in Germany by original owner, now fully imported with UK reg. Its had UK reg for years, since before i got it. I have added: GSXR SRAD750 front end B1H Kawasaki shock Ive done the camswap Converted to naked Will have a modified headlight with projectors Full exhaust system Will add riser plates All the norm stuff like indicators, tail tidy crash pads etc So with all the above information can you suggest insurers you might have used under similar circumstances that have a good price? If the bike was completely standard i would be paying a touch over £200 this year. When i declared my mods to my previous insurer at renewal time he apologised and said they cant touch me!