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I am 18 years old. No NCB
Have had 1 accident, write off - £3800 payout (on my SV) Need to get a bike and basically was looking for recommendations. to give you a quick idea on insurance - I was paying £1000/year fully comp on the brand new SV. They now want £1800 after my accident for fully comp so I'm thinking older bike and just take TPFT. which means... Something like an IL4 (one of the older ones) could be a good bet as I've been quoted £1600 fully comp on a gsxr600 (99 model) so TPFT should be closer to £1k what I was paying before. I'm not really a fan of most nakeds, the speed triple is hot but what can I do aye. Any ideas? I know I'm going to be paying a lot first few years, especially after a fault accident. I'm not overly bothered about speed (provided it moves) Maybe a 400? cheers for any advice, Dave |
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I reckon look at one of the 400s, paying that sort of money for insurance will make you cry in a few years when you realise you could have got a brand new bike for what you've paid.
The 400s will handle pretty nicely, main difference being straight line speed, but then do you really care about that? |
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anything with a "R" in the title will be expensive
try a quote for a curvy worth £1200 TP only or THFH ? or bandit, CB500 |
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vfr400. some fo those go just as well as the sv, and pretty cheap as their age. its easier to find a naked bike cheaper than a fully loaded faired bike.
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Just get another SV and insure it TPFT.
If your 18, i assume you have it restricted? I:4s can be a bit weak restricted compared to twins Matt |
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Have a go on an older Fazer 600 if you fancy a change. They come half faired like the SV and aren't too bad restricted either.
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Looked at a VFR400 on biketrader - was really nice £800 so pretty cheap too. Checked out insurance TPFT - £4600
![]() Not sure if that is bennetts being bennets (as i find its easy to do an online quote there) or if there's a reason behind it? Trouble is im out of the country in a week so i'm not actually going to be able to buy anything till the end of the month. |
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Obviously a VFR 400!
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http://www.thebikeinsurer.co.uk/chea...te/?refid=BT02 Try this. GREAT for prices!
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