DUCATI VOTED #1 BEST BIKE EVER

[Quasievil]

Nah not really, I reckon it should be though, but anyone got insurance for track days if so with who. Ive run around a bit trying to get it but no luck yet, prolly doesnt exsist.
Hope someone knows

[750Y]

i think the best you can do is insure your track bike for transit to and from the track in case it falls off the trailer/van etc. protecta is most likely to do some sort of track day insurance out of anyone. could be wrong tho...

[duckman]

Hahaha - Nearly fooled us there Q.

If ya crash on the track just drive it up the road and ...er ... crash again!!

[Dr Bob]

Hahaha - Nearly fooled us there Q.

If ya crash on the track just drive it up the road and ...er ... crash again!!

Is that how you claim ACC? Sprain you ankle walking home from the pub, limp to work, then pretend to fall over a staple?

[duckman]

Is that how you claim ACC? Sprain you ankle walking home from the pub, limp to work, then pretend to fall over a staple?

Oh Doc - You know me too well.

Hey can you write prescriptions ??

[vifferman]

Nah not really, I reckon it should be though

You're probably right.

I've got a Ducati keyring that I bought 10 years ago from Casbolt Honda. Does that count for anything?

[Dr Bob]

Oh Doc - You know me too well.

Hey can you write prescriptions ??

I'm not that kind of doctor...... unless you have a philosophical emergency

[k14]

I've got a Ducati keyring that I bought 10 years ago from Casbolt Honda. Does that count for anything?

Buying it from casbolts cancells it out, cause they are such a bunch of dickheads

[vifferman]

Buying it from casbolts cancells it out, cause they are such a bunch of dickheads

Were they dickheads 10 years ago too?
Anyway, probably doesn't count, because the Ducati keytag is only in the pocket of my jacket, and doesn't have bike or car keys attached to it.
The FahrtSturm has a Mickey Mouse key ring. I'm not sure if that's significant or not.:confused2

[Slim]

If ya crash on the track just drive it up the road and ...er ... crash again!!

OK. That pisses me off.

If you take the risk of using your road bike on a track without first arranging insurance, then it's up to you to repair it if you crash it. Why should I have to pay with higher premiums because other riders choose to do the dodgy as you've suggested?

Some companies will cover you for approved training days on the track, but I don't know about just plain old track days though.

[Quasievil]

Doesnt sound like it is possible to get such Insurance, Im not taking my Ducati on the track unless its insured, Im having a run of BAD LUCK lately and I dont want to tempt any more coming my way.

[Motoracer]

Doesnt sound like it is possible to get such Insurance, Im not taking my Ducati on the track unless its insured, Im having a run of BAD LUCK lately and I dont want to tempt any more coming my way.

Its your choice ultimately but the track is safer than the road. I don't mean that just in terms of bodily injury after binning but I am also saying that the chance of having an off is far less because of the nice run off areas on the track. If you do choose to go on the track, you'll most probably have a ball and you'll find out that there will only be a real risk of binning it if you choose to push your limits far beyond what you are comfertable with. Most road riders do end up having a good time by going around at their own pace.

[Quasievil]

Good Point MR. You are probably right.
Maybe I will see what the weather is like on the day and make a judgement call then?

[Eddieb]

Hi Quasievil

Check out http://www.mnz.co.nz/insurance.aspx

[Quasievil]

Hi Quasievil

Check out http://www.mnz.co.nz/insurance.aspx

Thanks for that, Unfortunetly this cover is for Death, which is a bit more of a serious issue than I was thinking, Mostly interested in the Bike insurance.