Renewed the insurance on my X last month and it was �170 fully comp with the mods got it through Bennetts 7years ncb

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2008 XTX/C.C.C. stubies/D.N.A.stage 3 Air filter/PC3+Custom Kev map/Kev's O2 eliminator mod/yam sump guard painted/yam hand gaurds+spoilers/S.W.Moteck engine bars/R&G swingarm protectors/R&G fork protectors/Puig screen/Worry Brother Tail tidy/L.E.D rear light/L.E.D indicators/Personal number plate/Oxford hot grips/Hyperpro front springs/15w fork oil/Hyperpro rear spring/Avon Distanzia tyres/42t rear sprocket/powder coated heal plates and rear foot rests/L.E.D front spot lights

My insurence broker 'devvit' tried dobbing me 3 years ncb for notifying them that a blind tard had bumped into me. I stated I would not be making a claim due to no injuries/damage to my bike. It was purely for notification purposes should the 3rd party numpty try to claim. I had witnesses too who stated I was not a fault etc.

Anyhu renwal comes through at 218 quid, if I mention the 'incident - no claim made' 430 quid, if i get rid of that and put a 'claim - driver not a fault' with total claim cost of 4500 quid on the quote, it comes out at 300 quid??????? How does that work out?????

My insurence company also stated that I would have to mention the incident as my insurence would be invalid otherwise. They told me and I quote......'it will not effect your premium and you will maintain you 6yrs NCB'. So whybthe hell are they asking 200 extra on a quote for a new customer with the incident mentioned????????

Dick Turpin truely is alive. I hasten to add by the way that I have aptly named Devitt, Shuvitt now as that it what they can go do with their policy!!!!!!!

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XT660z......What a machine!!

Current mods:- Yamaha top box, Yamaha hanguards, Heated grips, High front fender, Aux lighting front/rear.

Insurance company's dangle the carrot the first year and screw you the next.

There doesn't seem to be any logic with insurance premiums. Two things I have learnt recently, 1 nothing is set in stone and there is room for negotiation, and 2 insurance companies seem to offer a good premium to new policy holders and load it up for the 2nd year.