Joined Sep 2012
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Hi All
Last year I insured my bike with no problems an Aprilia Tuono "Fighter" well! it was put through as a Millie but was rectified to a Fighter.
This year I received a letter saying to phone them, upon phoning I was advised that the "Fighter was no longer on the database and they couldn't insure it. I phoned several with all the same answer. The insurance blokey said that the Millie, Tuono Milllie, Factory and the RSVR 1000 R were the only ones on the list and not the Fighter.
Before anyone states about he Millie being the faired version etc, I already know. I just don't' want to insure it under the wrong model as if anything were to happen the insurance company would squirm out of paying. A slight discrepancy would be all they needed to refusal to compensate. In the log book it also states it is a fighter and not just a Tuono.
Even in this forum there is no separate category for the fighter is there some sort if under hand discrimination towards the fighter? soon we might have to sit at the back of the bus and cue in a different cue or not being allowed to speak to the Millie owners which would be frowned upon. Maybe Nelson Mandella could fight our corner.
Does anyone have advise as to what is going on with the insurance companies or any other Fighter owners with a similar problem or solution. The insurance blokey is going to speak to the underwriter and put it through under a factory heading but the factory is priced more than the fighter and I believe I will be paying an awful lot more than needed if done so.
:angry
Last year I insured my bike with no problems an Aprilia Tuono "Fighter" well! it was put through as a Millie but was rectified to a Fighter.
This year I received a letter saying to phone them, upon phoning I was advised that the "Fighter was no longer on the database and they couldn't insure it. I phoned several with all the same answer. The insurance blokey said that the Millie, Tuono Milllie, Factory and the RSVR 1000 R were the only ones on the list and not the Fighter.
Before anyone states about he Millie being the faired version etc, I already know. I just don't' want to insure it under the wrong model as if anything were to happen the insurance company would squirm out of paying. A slight discrepancy would be all they needed to refusal to compensate. In the log book it also states it is a fighter and not just a Tuono.
Even in this forum there is no separate category for the fighter is there some sort if under hand discrimination towards the fighter? soon we might have to sit at the back of the bus and cue in a different cue or not being allowed to speak to the Millie owners which would be frowned upon. Maybe Nelson Mandella could fight our corner.
Does anyone have advise as to what is going on with the insurance companies or any other Fighter owners with a similar problem or solution. The insurance blokey is going to speak to the underwriter and put it through under a factory heading but the factory is priced more than the fighter and I believe I will be paying an awful lot more than needed if done so.
:angry