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Minty mint 1998 Mk1 Yamaha R1
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nice!! half tempted to see about gettin a gsxr 600,
the r1 is gorgeous! they worth much?
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doug
nice!! half tempted to see about gettin a gsxr 600,
the r1 is gorgeous! they worth much?
If i where you mate go for a 04 zx636 , Had a k1 and a k2 gixxer 6 and the kawa is a long way ahead of them! Unless you where going up the years! Got very near 4k for the r1! Getting to be a collectors now :cool:
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be looking to spend little as possible, would have to poss sell the s14 for one unless i got something for just over the grand mark! ha
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doug
be looking to spend little as possible, would have to poss sell the s14 for one unless i got something for just over the grand mark! ha
Have a 00 R6 stunt bike if your interested in it :D ,
Wheelie bar , Crash cages , Handbreak , 60 tooth sprocket , Cool bike :cool:
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Im getting a bike in the summer, Could someone explain the license? have a provisional, what can i get and insure??
Sorry for the spam but you seem to know your bikes!!
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absolutely gorgeous man and the ninja looks sweet too :cool:
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thats a gorgeous bike man. my dad used to have one of these brand new back in 98, serious machines!
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podgedun
Im getting a bike in the summer, Could someone explain the license? have a provisional, what can i get and insure??
Sorry for the spam but you seem to know your bikes!!
x2 would like to know this. I thought it was up to 125cc you can be insured on but then I saw 600cc bandits and other advertised as learner legal. Whats the story with that?
Again sorry for the spam!
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Basically you can in sure a bigger bike on provisional
But the limit is 25kW (33bhp) or to a power to weight ratio of 0.16kW/kg
So you could insure honda goldwing on provisional:) if you take into account power to weight ratio:)
bandit 6's have to be slightly restricted afaik
But you will get quoted by insurance company's regardless, but insuring bigger restricted bikes like r1's, you will still be paying a much higher insurance due to the bikes insurance group.
I was going to get a cbr250 for the summer and was told by a guard that it was ok un-restricted on provisional but many others would say that's illegal so it's a bit of a grey area imo.
I say if your taxed and insured with your licence and be nice to the guards you'd be fine.
BTW you have to wear a yellow jacket with giant L's on your chest and back. HAHAHA!
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johnbro
Basically you can in sure a bigger bike on provisional
But the limit is 25kW (33bhp) or to a power to weight ratio of 0.16kW/kg
So you could insure honda goldwing on provisional:) if you take into account power to weight ratio:)
bandit 6's have to be slightly restricted afaik
But you will get quoted by insurance company's regardless, but insuring bigger restricted bikes like r1's, you will still be paying a much higher insurance due to the bikes insurance group.
I was going to get a cbr250 for the summer and was told by a guard that it was ok un-restricted on provisional but many others would say that's illegal so it's a bit of a grey area imo.
I say if your taxed and insured with your licence and be nice to the guards you'd be fine.
BTW you have to wear a yellow jacket with giant L's on your chest and back. HAHAHA!
There is a cbr400 in the shed at home, id hardly be able insure that with out gettin it restricted??
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podgedun
There is a cbr400 in the shed at home, id hardly be able insure that with out gettin it restricted??
yea you'll have to get it restricted. i had a cb-1 last summer, got a quote from quinn off the net grand but about a month later got a letter saying they wanted a restrictor cert
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podgedun
There is a cbr400 in the shed at home, id hardly be able insure that with out gettin it restricted??
You could get that restricted in a bike garage and ya get a cert and youd be able to insure it then. Not as expensive on a cbr 400 either as its not electronically restricted just washer type things with holes put into the carbs
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was nice bike alright, cant believe you got so much for it!!
if you dont already have the section of your licence for a bike up to 33bhp filled in (a or b i think, 1 of them)then im afraid you need to spend about 500e and do 18hrs rider training before you can get a provisional for the bike.
still drivin the zx4r i picked up last year, great craic, pokey enough.
if i stay here and dont go oz, im gonna go for a sv650 or a zx6 later this year.
