Lack of funds stops trackday

A lack of funds has put a stop on my track day , as i said in my other thread this would have been my first one!.

Also a quick question to all you track day vets is track day insurance a nessesity or just sensible?? .

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Originally Posted by Mccarthy650

A lack of funds has put a stop on my track day , as i said in my other thread this would have been my first one!.

Also a quick question to all you track day vets is track day insurance a nessesity or just sensible?? .

Never bothered with insurance on the car or bike. Next to no one else does from what i have read in the past.

You can normally only get it third party anyway.

[mister c]

I would say a sensible option. If you look at a company called Combined Insurance, they speciallise in track & race stuff.
A mate of mine had a bad off on his motorcrosser & got about £8000 off them, they pay up straight away virtually & all that for about £10 a month.

Originally Posted by mister c

If you look at a company called Combined Insurance, they speciallise in track & race stuff.

Thanks when/ if i start doin alot of trackdays i'll take a look .

[Red Herring]

If you are talking bike insurance forget it. If you can ride to and from the circuit without falling off then what makes you think you will crash there....? Just ride sensibly and have fun. If you want to get serious then it would be far cheaper to buy a dedicated track bike that you don't have to ride to the office on Monday morning than shelling out on insurance.

If you are talking personal injury insurance then that is worth getting, especially if you do any track days abroad. The NHS is brilliant at emergency work, but no so good at the aftercare, and they definitely won't fly you home from Spain etc...

Originally Posted by mister c

I would say a sensible option. If you look at a company called Combined Insurance, they speciallise in track & race stuff.
A mate of mine had a bad off on his motorcrosser & got about £8000 off them, they pay up straight away virtually & all that for about £10 a month.

That is personal accident insurance .. i.e. if he hurts himself he gets a payout, it DOESN'T insure the bike in any way ...

Track BIKE insurance isn't really VFM unless you cartwheel the bike snapping it up totally, from what I understand, things like plastics aren't covered.

Basically you takes your chances, its only like you do if you had 3rd party on the road!!

Originally Posted by Blue_SV650S

That is personal accident insurance .. i.e. if he hurts himself he gets a payout, it DOESN'T insure the bike in any way ...

Track BIKE insurance isn't really VFM unless you cartwheel the bike snapping it up totally, from what I understand, things like plastics aren't covered.

Basically you takes your chances, its only like you do if you had 3rd party on the road!!

That was my understanding of it too, you can easily do 500 quids of damage to tank and plastics but generally the only thing that is covered is the frame.

Have a look at CSS and E Bike for school day insurance as that may be a better way forward