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    all this talk about ACC is keeping the bikini thread at bay................


    but seriously...ive submitted

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bangbug View Post
    "ACC’s $10 billion investment portfolio"
    So ACC has (it's been a recession and the stockmarket pooed itself) 10 billion dollars. Where did they get THAT money?
    WHAT are they going to DO with THAT money.
    Have a recession and all of a sudden we've got to pay more, i think perhaps they just FUCKED their investments and WE have to COVER that shit.
    I'm going to fuck myself before they pop my cherry!
    BEND BABY BENNNND!
    Hey.. one of their failed investments is the shopping mall in Papamoa.. it's on the market for $16m...

    Anyone keen to buy they're shit arsed failed attempt at a shopping mall?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pampera View Post
    '“What you’ve got here is a recognition that motorcycling, in terms of ACC, is a very high risk, and the injuries are severe because you are exposed on a motorcycle,” says Mike Noon from the Automobile Association.'

    This should not be news to any motorcyclist but emphasises why you should not be a member of the AA. This is what your subscription is used for - supporting this levy increase. I quit some years ago.
    Quote Originally Posted by Bangbug View Post
    OMG did you SEE that FUCKING ARSEHOLE smiling when he was saying that?
    Oh...and I forgot - 4. If you are a member of the AA, and/or have insurance through them CANCEL IT NOW and demand a refund of any remaining membership/insurance stating the reason that they are actively anti motorcycling.
    Hit the wankers in the pocket!

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    I can just hear Mr ACC thinking...(Bastard Bikers)

    Mr ACC says HMMM Im gonna get these bastards bikers (BB) I need more money.

    Simple, double the levies...what will this actually do though.
    Firstly less (BB) will get their bikes registered, say 40-50% would look at 6 month only or not at all. What has this achieved? no more money for the my ACC bank, Oh BUGGER,..........
    Well maybe less ACC payouts as less (BB) riding, not many though as most people will ride unregistered, Oh BUGGER,.......hey but it they the (BB) do that its against the law....(you just watch em eh eh).
    HMMMM If the (BB) are not registered they probably wont be warranted either and which will create other safety issues.... more acc payouts.... Oh..BUGGER
    Well we will just have get the police to catch the (BB) with no rego and WOF, HMMM but.........some (BB) wont stop and there may be more police chases, oh no! more police chase accidents...more ACC payouts.... (BB) won again.

    HMMM maybe some of these 50cc (BB) will get off their Bastard bikes and ride pushbikes...oh BUGGER....no that wont work, too many cyclists on the Auckland waterfront their getting run over like hedge hogs at the moment.
    more ACC payouts... BUGGER

    Hey what if we dont pay ACC to any biker that has an accident, oh that would be mean, What about all the snow skiers and rugby players, and league players, and thousands of other sports persons that fill A&E each Saturday afternoon...yeah but they arent (BB) are they. No cant do this... to racist HMMM

    Maybe if we say we are going to put it up to $750 then after all the fuss has been made we reduce it back to say $550 then it wont look that bad, and the (BB) wont revolt, and cause chaos (BB) protest rides, then we will be the good guys,yeah lets do that.

    HMMM also, maybe we will have to do this now well before the next elections, cant have 200,000 (BB) voting Labour now can we..

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    Once this threads been going for a week, someone needs to print it out, kidnap the minister and force him to read it! Muahaha

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pampera View Post
    '“What you’ve got here is a recognition that motorcycling, in terms of ACC, is a very high risk, and the injuries are severe because you are exposed on a motorcycle,” says Mike Noon from the Automobile Association.'

    This should not be news to any motorcyclist but emphasises why you should not be a member of the AA. This is what your subscription is used for - supporting this levy increase. I quit some years ago.
    Yeah, I'm cancelling my membership tomorrow. WTF all motorists together!?!

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    Automobile Association 2

    Here is the Automobile Association position on the matter:

    http://www.aa.co.nz/about/issues/roa...motorists.aspx

    Any of you who are members should voice your concerns as to, after taking your subscription money, how well they are looking after your interests as a member, make as many call outs as you can, get as many free maps as possible and then quit when your subscription next comes due. In my view you certainly should consider not insuring (anything) with AA insurance or supporting any of their financial products.

    Pass it on.
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    eek

    Quote Originally Posted by mynameis View Post
    For example: 126-600cc: increases from $252.69 to $511.43 (102 per cent increase).
    Jesus H Christ!! It just about brings me to tears to be honest....
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    Quote Originally Posted by gtr boy View Post
    all this talk about ACC is keeping the bikini thread at bay................
    Oops...sorry, my bad.

    Fixed now...

    Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes. After that, who cares? ...He's a mile away and you've got his shoes

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    Quote Originally Posted by mossy1200 View Post
    Lets say that high rego costs will devalue our bikes.Correct?

    Is it fair to say we should all lodge claim each in small claims court against government for lost money due excessive registration costs.

    10,000 small claims appearances will show them the finger.Even if every claim is lost think of the headache for them.
    I was thinking the same thing. Surely some smart lawyer type on KB could clarify.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pampera View Post
    Here is the Automobile Association position on the matter:

    http://www.aa.co.nz/about/issues/roa...motorists.aspx

    Any of you who are members should voice your concerns as to, after taking your subscription money, how well they are looking after your interests as a member, make as many call outs as you can, get as many free maps as possible and then quit when your subscription next comes due. In my view you certainly should consider not insuring (anything) with AA insurance or supporting any of their financial products.

    Pass it on.
    Well I'll be fucked! I'm going in sometime to get me some maps. Someone should start a thread urging people to reconsider their AA memberships.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pampera View Post
    Here is the Automobile Association position on the matter:

    http://www.aa.co.nz/about/issues/roa...motorists.aspx

    Any of you who are members should voice your concerns as to, after taking your subscription money, how well they are looking after your interests as a member, make as many call outs as you can, get as many free maps as possible and then quit when your subscription next comes due. In my view you certainly should consider not insuring (anything) with AA insurance or supporting any of their financial products.

    Pass it on.


    And the c#ck suckers (Katman TM) have the gall to have this at the bottom of that page with a link to their insurance site!:

    Learn more about the benefits of AA Motorcycle Insurance. Linky removed to protect you from the money grubbing hypocrites!

    Before you judge a man, walk a mile in his shoes. After that, who cares? ...He's a mile away and you've got his shoes

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pampera View Post
    Here is the Automobile Association position on the matter:

    http://www.aa.co.nz/about/issues/roa...motorists.aspx

    Any of you who are members should voice your concerns as to, after taking your subscription money, how well they are looking after your interests as a member, make as many call outs as you can, get as many free maps as possible and then quit when your subscription next comes due. In my view you certainly should consider not insuring (anything) with AA insurance or supporting any of their financial products.

    Pass it on.
    I'm not an AA member but my dad signed me up for the insurance. Fuck. That. I'm gonna go hunting for some proper motorcycle insurance (Go Lightly anyone?)

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    HOLY SHIT!!

    I'll be at the BRONZ meeting, you've gotta at least buy me dinner and tell me i'm pretty before you can fuck me in the ass

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    Quote Originally Posted by Danae View Post
    I'm not an AA member but my dad signed me up for the insurance. Fuck. That. I'm gonna go hunting for some proper motorcycle insurance (Go Lightly anyone?)
    Go fucking anywhere...else.. (Excuse the French, still pissed off!)

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