TOG down. Bollocks.

Hope that's all, though doubtless other bits will start to ache.

exactly

Fortuitously you appear to have escaped mostly unscathed, anything
else is only money and inconvenience.

 

It might. But we've reported it to each other, and therefore don't need
to report it to anyone else.

 

http://groups.google.co.uk/group/uk.rec.motorcycles/msg/d64201d2c2ae8b17
?dmode=source

Bloody Alzheimers.

What little beasties?

 

That's better.

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Listen, you're not going to catch a skinflint like TOG with bait on the
topic of wonga.

 

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Only 40" -- don't think so!

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She probably took your reg while you were not looking

 

There might be. Who cares?

 

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<snip>
Well, it was getting a bit boring, wasn't it?
What the people said: GWS both

 

Clumsy ****. GWS, etc....

 

If it does, then so does every little "oops!" when you drop it while
manoeuvring in a car park.

 

Verdigris emerged from their own little world to say

so many more style points to be won by crashing on a straight road or
parking the bike in a river

has it been declared dead yet or is still up for some more punishment from
you?

 

I've done more damage over the last 5 years by bikes falling off their
side stands or paddock stands than by lobbing them down the road. I
think that might mean I'm a bit of a clumsy ****...

 

This is why I have I have my assistance & recovery with another
company.

 

Are we forming a new club?

 

CCC? Can I join?

 

Verdigris emerged from their own little world to say

I think the call centre is operated by Axa, the breakdown service
underwriter. The 01737 STD code is Redhill where they are based. They
provide similar cover to over 2 million UK motorists through all sorts of
third parties.

When you sign an insurance contract you agree to allow the companies to
share information which gets around the Data Protection Act. So, I think it
is sensible to assume that Carol Nash will use information from Axa to
calculate renewal premiums.

 

So they'd be basing a part of your premiums on your usage of a service that
they claim to provide free of charge?

 

platypus emerged from their own little world to say

They don't say it is free. Included, yes.

From http://www.carolenash.com/motorcycle.asp

"All our motorcycle policies in the UK and Ireland come with Carole Nash
breakdown cover, 'Green Card' cover for touring in Europe and up to £50,000
of legal protection."

The T&Cs limit the no. of callouts on the breakdown cover to 4 a year
anyway. If someone makes 4 callouts in a year then, if I was Carole Nash, I
would be loading their premium come renewal time in the hope that they
fucked off elsewhere.

 

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