I'm not sure but you should try calling Megson Fitzpatrick you might get a better deal. I don't know if it makes a difference but I've had my class six for 17 years and I've been with then for the last 6.

That's the same bike/coverage I have. My declared bike value is even the same.

Megson sells Intact Insurance? That's a good deal.

How long you have been riding, your age, and whether or not you took lessons through her school will affect your rate as far as I am aware.


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Just went with megson

$372 with $1000 deductible
$6500 bike
$1500 gear

Modern with the gear hookup. FortNine for the tires
Alpinestars GP Plus Suit
Alpinestars GP Tech Gloves
Bridgestone Battlax S21 Hypersport
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upgraded my jacket inserts to Alpinestars KR-Ci and KR-1i
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My gloves. Karting, Driving and Riding. Alpinestars =P
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Hey guys!!

My gf and I are taking the 1st Gear Motorcycle School in mid April. We were wondering if anyone has gear they're selling (especially ladies size). Thought I'd ask on here since I've already been lucky from a generous member!

Rich

What size does your gf wear? I got some new astar shoes and possibly a jacket

Maybe even a helmet

Looking at these insurance deals...damn..should have researched before going with icbc.

502? for 6 months, 2 mill liability with comp/collision. 250 ninja.
New rider...but 43% driving coverage

ICBC ideal for bad riders or new riders as ICBC can not refuse coverage to anyone. Always shop for additional coverage with other Insurance providers.

Megson- Can not say with 100% certainty but pretty sure all of there coverage is placed through Intact. Good thing also is that you are provided with cover sheet to indicate the value of the bike (if needs to be replaced) so your not over insuring or under insuring your bike.

Isn't that a pretty good deal?

My megson insurance is $372 plus icbc basic of $400+ fees

Man that would be so cool!

She wears:
- Jacket 36-38 euro
- Shoes 8 womens, 6.5 mens
- Gloves S-M
- Helmet M

Me (for others, just incase):
- Jacket 40ish
- Gloves M

Rich

Maybe I should give Megson a call this year and see what they can do for me.

I m paying 700 for beacon with 17k declared value.

They have an instant online quote. Takes 2 minutes

Beacon cheaper by 257.

Hmm not sure i got what you're looking for. I got a extra small Joe rocket woman's jacket, 6.5 woman's a* shoes, small shoei GT-air, s/m agv k3 tartaruga

Honestly not sure, just seeing these posts on cheap rates...maybe because they are experienced riders?

Lol, tried using megson's online quote, came up with "sorry can't give you a quote online, please contact...."

Call them, they'll give you a quote in minutes over the phone.

Too many tickets, no ones calling me back after quotes :QQ:

Has anyone built a cafe racer from a stock bike? Are there any big surprises/hurdles/expenses someone would be likely to run into if they wanted to build one from a stock bike? Maybe something like this:

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Feels great to be back on 2 wheels. Awesome weather on a Sunday. :megusta:

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Also whats a good back protector for track and daily riding? I need one for track use and I'm not to sure where to start.

Yeah, my advice is to buy a very nice one and modify that. You can get an older bike for cheap but you'll end up spending 10x more time removing rust, stuck parts, 40 years of grime, fixing electrical issues -- the list goes on.

Forcefield Pro L2K EVO. Best protectors/armor on the market. Super comfortable after break-in, thinnest overall, excellent breathability and is the highest rated (least transfer of force through your spine) among all other spine protector products.

I do find myself using a KNOX protector quite often also. Cheap, light, comfortable. Travels well.

For safety on the track I wouldn't suggest anything other than forcefield.