Kwacky wrote: ↑02 Mar 2023, 18:15 Kawasaki direct gave me a quote of £235 for the sx. I gave them the details for the MV to see what that would be. They were going to pass it over to the multi bike team who would call me in an hour.

That was 7 hours ago.

They come back to you yet ?

Kawasaki direct gave me a quote of £235 for the sx. I gave them the details for the MV to see what that would be. They were going to pass it over to the multi bike team who would call me in an hour.

That was 7 hours ago.

Bemoto is mine and they seem very good so far. My renewal was down £150 this year.

That said car insurance has gone through the roof. The renewal on that is up by £150.

Cornmarket £525.74
Bennett's £347.28
Carole Nash £471.04

More calls to be made.

Bennetts. £200 with 1yr ncb

1 bike. I haven’t insured the vfr yet.

I've just done an online quote with Bennett's and they're coming in £175 cheaper than Cornmarket.

I've got a month so I'll start calling around.

I've been with Bennetts for the last 4 years and it's varied between £94 and £136. Not really worth a phone call.

I think they might be looking at the pathetic mileage on my MOTs

Doesn't it come round quickly?

I've had my renewal, which is 10% higher than last year's premium.

Who is everyone using?

... stiff, found it hard to walk down the stairs lol... but as I have not been on the bike for months, it was not to bad, compared to when I started again and could not actually move anything lol Out again this weekend to Ashdown for a little fun.....

The half-time show was a seamless blend of lame & baffling. But then again I'm not too well versed on who Rihanna is?.... I've heard of her, but I couldn't tell you any of her songs. It seemed like the whole show was a massive "pregnancy reveal" ...

... tools, but I always store mine with the fuel tanks totally dry these days to avoid issues. Bit of a faff emptying them & having to fill them again next time, but not as much as having to fit a new carb or fuel lines etc... I've got an Stihl 084 AV chainsaw that I brought from a neighbouring ...

... but haven’t had the time lately. She followed the kids as they walked to the bus stop this morning. They tried to return her but she followed back again. They rang me as they were about to miss the bus so had to scoop up the dog and run the kids to the stop in the car (15 min walk normally) took ...

First day at MX this year. New camera and lens, it was like being a noob again.

Sent from my Pixel 6 Pro using Tapatalk

I read that they were something like 20p a liter above what they should be, and that rises where on the cards again.

Sent from my Pixel 6 Pro using Tapatalk

I got my neighbour, Phil out on his bike and we met up with Sergio and Gaz at Squires for coffee, then went the back way to Seaways for more coffee and a chat before heading back down the A64 and home again, about 100 miles for me and Phil and I really needed that after 2 months off the bike.

I’d love to know who sat down and worked out how much change all this would entail. I suspect no one did. If the referendum was run again next year i am pretty sure it would have a very different result. The way the figures read today, it’s hard to envisage the Uk having any car manufacturers ...

... But she has a pain pump with OxyContin so is managing ok. Thanks for all the well wishes. Just about to head back down to hospital for the day again. good to hear it went well (y)

... But she has a pain pump with OxyContin so is managing ok. Thanks for all the well wishes. Just about to head back down to hospital for the day again.

Rocking and rolling once again at work. Massive earthquake just hit 600 km north east of us. Had some good ones in my time out here but that was by far the strongest and longest. Extremely surprising we didn't trip out any of the plant, ...

Rocking and rolling once again at work. Massive earthquake just hit 600 km north east of us. Had some good ones in my time out here but that was by far the strongest and longest. Extremely surprising we didn't trip out any of the plant, ...