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Terminated
29th November 2006, 21:29
Came across this site:

http://www.thunderbike.co.nz/workshop/notes/uninitiatedAndUninsured.htm


Makes for interesting reading if you ever kiss motherearth.
Shadows
1st December 2006, 23:15
It does. Cheers.
judecatmad
2nd December 2006, 06:10
That's a superb article - thanks for sharing :)

(where DO you find these little gems BB?!)
Terminated
2nd December 2006, 18:12
That's a superb article - thanks for sharing :)

(where DO you find these little gems BB?!)

To be perfectly honest, I am not sure: I think that one came up as a link in a website I was looking at about cameras and camera mounts on bikes.

Did you have a looke at the other two at the drop down link at the bottom of that site - head and horizon, and countersteering were discussed.

Heads Up and Enjoy
Highlander
2nd December 2006, 18:31
Scary part is I read this thread first:http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/showthread.php?t=39583 bit like twilight zone.
judecatmad
2nd December 2006, 21:46
Did you have a looke at the other two at the drop down link at the bottom of that site - head and horizon, and countersteering were discussed.

Heads Up and Enjoy

I hadn't, but I just took a look now - more great reading! Especially the countersteering one. Thanks! One bookmarked page :)

How come you weren't on the Xmas Toy Run ride today BB? I was a single solitary GN in a sea of growed up bikes! LOL
Terminated
2nd December 2006, 22:06
I hadn't, but I just took a look now - more great reading! Especially the countersteering one. Thanks! One bookmarked page :)

How come you weren't on the Xmas Toy Run ride today BB? I was a single solitary GN in a sea of growed up bikes! LOL

Sorry I missed it.
quackquack
4th December 2006, 09:54
You can get things like gap cover for your bike which covers the difference between finance amount and market value of bike.
Clockwork
4th December 2006, 13:20
This is a good post. Fortunately I've never been in this position but in one of my more reflective moments I did wonder why people put up with shit from someone else's insurance company. If you're owed more than the insurance company wants to pay, that should be the policy holder's problem, not your's.

I would suggest that as soon as the insurance company starts to play silly buggers, write to them and copy the policy holder to state that you are no longer prepared to deal with them and to remind the policy holder that you will hold him/her liable for all incurred costs.