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The catch in the Bennetts wording seems to be the Road Legal bit. Is there such a thing as a Road Legal full system?
@Paul55 I am spotting a trend!....
Some of my policies have allowed modifications at no extra cost, however they have usually had a clause that I have to inform them of those changes.
I do not know if he does bikes, however Canada Coachworks nr Byfleet did a Porsche and Subaru bumper for me and they were super helpful and really...
On the exhaust I would always go full if you can. Pretty straight forward to fit yourself over winter too! On insurance, they will find anything...
I only found out mine had the recall (for the extra heat protection to the brakeline on the swingarm near the header) when I took it in for the...
Mine was faultless at Brno and Donington and Snetterton and Bedford. The brake thing is an inherent problem. It is already a recall and the...
It needs the Exhaust, Discs, GP4 calipers, and rearsets, bringing it in at £56,587.01 !!! I have the standard sized non-finned t-drive discs on...
I interpreted it that unlimited mileage had already been paid for (cost not mentioned, so may have already been Eur75), and because that couldn't...
With car hire I tend to pay the very basic package, then let the local desk charge me the extras I want. It keeps them happy and isn't noticeably...
If I were rendering a new R I would also include the T-drive finned disks the Tricolore has. Though maybe they will drop those and leave them as...
Yes, someone else already posted that in here. Double sided on the 2025 though. Someone should probably start a separate chat. Update on...
I remember the BMW issue (though I put Dymags on mine so didn't suffer). I understand how they can be classed as consumable, however to have to...
Nothing to do with the 2025 bike. Single Sided Swingarm problem.
Mine has already had the recall on the rear brake line. This has happened with the recall solution in place.
