So how many 600cc+ bikers actually earn 80k+?

**sidecar bob** · 3rd December 2009, 11:08

Couldnt be bothered reading the whole thread so it may have been mentioned, but anyone earning 80k plus is paying a shitload of tax & is probably entitled to a bit of suppourt in the event of a bin.
Its the benificiaries they should be looking at, no tax contribution in the first place should equal no ACC if they have binnage.
As usual, pick on the winners & support the losers.
And yep, im in the 80 plus braket.

**firefighter** · 3rd December 2009, 11:21

Originally Posted by sidecar bob

Couldnt be bothered reading the whole thread so it may have been mentioned, but anyone earning 80k plus is paying a shitload of tax & is probably entitled to a bit of suppourt in the event of a bin.
Its the benificiaries they should be looking at, no tax contribution in the first place should equal no ACC if they have binnage.
As usual, pick on the winners & support the losers.
And yep, im in the 80 plus braket.

Read the very first post and you will realise your post is completely off topic. It does'nt in any way question anyones right to ACC, it is asking who is actually in that bracket as it has been the number quoted for subsidies in the event of an accident for those on 600cc+ bikes.

I did'nt believe it's a very accurate or fair figure for the majority of us, and looking at the poll I think it's fair to say i'm probably right.