VFR 400 Imports
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VFR 400 Imports
Does that fact that the bike is an import affect your insuanace at all?
Is there any of these imports or models i want me be avioding??
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James
Is there any of these imports or models i want me be avioding??
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James
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Re: VFR 400 Imports
no but make sure you tell the insurer that the bike was previously registered overseas. had a fight with an insurance company in 2000 when my mint grey import nc30 was nicked they started getting a bit sticky about the fact bike was a grey import and they were not informed of this . got paid out ok after much wrangling and a letter from dealer i purchased bike from . insurers will use any reason to avoid paying out in a claim so best thing is to be honest with any disclosures with them. 

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Re: VFR 400 Imports
Grey import? does that basically mean that they were registered abroad??? Does it affect the cost of the insurance at all ?
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Re: VFR 400 Imports
Not that I have noticed to be honest
I pay £100 TPFT on the NC30 and VFR750
Bennetts seem about the best price wise I have found
and I would avoid E***e with a barge pole, if they are still around?
Have fun
Neil B
I pay £100 TPFT on the NC30 and VFR750
Bennetts seem about the best price wise I have found
and I would avoid E***e with a barge pole, if they are still around?
Have fun

Neil B
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Re: VFR 400 Imports
What is an E**e??
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Re: VFR 400 Imports
an insurance company, i had nothing but problems with them!!!!!!!
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Re: VFR 400 Imports
im with bennets too there ok didnt ask too many questions so i told them all they needed to know , good price and happy with them , plus when i moved and notified them they nocked off £35 for the year as they said id moved to a lower risk area , wich was nice 

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Re: VFR 400 Imports
I don't think there's been a problem with my insurance, the companies and comparison websites all decided I have an NC21, which is obviously not a UK model.
At a guess, the missing letters are 'sur' ... and I concur, they're a bunch of sump-feeding reptiles.lazyboydobby wrote:What is an E***e??
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Re: VFR 400 Imports
Hi
Not "sur"
try again
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Neil B
Not "sur"
try again
BR
Neil B
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