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ROYSON

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ROYSON says:

halp

im-looking-at-a-honda-nsr-but-its-a-cat-c-writ-off

the-add-says-it-has-a-mot-already;-is-his-all-i-need-for-the-insurance?

is-there-any-chance-i-could-end-up-with-a-ruined-bike-and-a-''twisted-frame''-as-my-dad-moaned'''

pleassee-help





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  • Posted 333 days ago (20 June 2012 22:44)

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JAWAPAWA

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JAWAPAWA says:

i-think

-you-should-save-your-money

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  • Posted 333 days ago (20 June 2012 22:54)
jaffa90

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jaffa90 says:

cat

Welcome ROYSON,a mot is worthless before or after an accident write off,

http://www.motorcycle.co.uk/articles/insurance/insurance-writeoff-categories

I have a cat d and would not consider a cat c.

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  • Posted 333 days ago (20 June 2012 22:59)
ROYSON

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ROYSON says:

oooo

on-your-link-it-says-you-can-apply-to-make-it-road-legal-again?-how-can-i-do-that
thanks-:D

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  • Posted 333 days ago (20 June 2012 23:20)
jaffa90

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jaffa90 says:

cat c

Don`t know never had one but i think it`s an engineers report after taking it on a trailer for this check.Ins will not pay out market price again on this bike,also a trade in is a no no. 

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  • Posted 333 days ago (20 June 2012 23:32)
AdieR

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AdieR says:

What damage

has the bike sustained? (Have you a link to an advert?).

If you aren't sure what you're getting into, my advice would be leave well alone; there's always better bikes available where you don't have nagging doubts in your mind.

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  • Posted 333 days ago (21 June 2012 11:09)
MarcusMarsh

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MarcusMarsh says:

Cat C

Give it a miss - you are probably buying a pile of trouble that will turn into a money pit. 

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  • Posted 333 days ago (21 June 2012 14:58)
paulderekjohnson

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paulderekjohnson says:

Pile of trouble?

He'd be doing that even without the cat c problem! :shock:

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  • Posted 332 days ago (21 June 2012 18:19)
babyrocket

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babyrocket says:

yip

walk away unless you need the hassle of having the frame checked on a moto liner jig [complete strip and costs about 250 quid] plus it wont be worth a carrot when you need to get shut.

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  • Posted 332 days ago (21 June 2012 22:25)
dave lister

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dave lister says:

ROYSON my old flower

you musty be some kind of smeg head to even consider a cat C write off. Go and buy a nice safe bike ffs.

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  • Posted 332 days ago (22 June 2012 11:55)

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