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LI150
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I have policy on a 221 malossi Vespa. First year got a good price second year they put it up £85. They would not budge untill I found a quote to compare. I now pay £105 with all modifications declared
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Barry- what would be the worst oucome for a rider that is perfectly legal in all respects but does not have the correct driving licence ( car only- no bike test passed) in the event he was caught by the Police?

Just asking on behalf of somebody that can't be assed to take the test- certainly not me!

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LI150
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I would say no license insurance invalid worst case jail
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hope so- his arrogance (and the increase in all our premiums) really pisses me off.

Hope he gets caught/ gets "outed" soon.
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bristolmod wrote: Hope he gets caught/ gets "outed" soon.
Why not print his name on here? Or call Crimestoppers?

Riding without a licence..? I'm glad I don't have any family he'd hit, uninsured.
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Muttley McLadd wrote:Riding without a licence..? I'm glad I don't have any family he'd hit, uninsured.
I have a full license and insurance if anyone wants running over?
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I know about ten blokes with no full bike licence, all charging about on RB this & GT that. :roll:
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a.j wrote:I know about ten blokes with no full bike licence, all charging about on RB this & GT that. :roll:
but if they could think it through (apparently many can't at this stage), then they might realise that its a "no brainer". Its great when its going well...........

However, when you're lying in the road with your stead smashed up and a dead pedestrian opposite, it does tend to concentrate your mind a bit about the fact that all your assets are going to be siezed eventually and that "hunting the soap with Bubba" is a real possibility..............
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