What is the law

[Davey Crocket]

 

[ted]

Marky, Marky.Marky....If you want your joint fixed up Shut The F up

[Evil Rudy]

awwww ted, you know I love black mail and extortion as much as the next guy, but pleeeeease let me take the piss from Nate. Don't take away my only reason for living.

Doing the pre-90 at Dargle?

[suzuki43]

Rudy,or is that Zach ?

I really truly believe that you need to build a bridge and get over this infatuation with Nathan,
I know that he is a very attractive man, and reminds you of those Iraqi POw's you captured in Kuwait,but cmon big fella lets focus on more important things,like YZ tanks and restoring crappy old Kawasakis,......
 
PS I have landed the Bomber autograph stock,its on its way to the grassy knoll in Warragamba.....

[Nathan S]

Ted, vmx42's first paragraph was about the magazine, the rest was in response to you.

Firko, pretty sure Ted was talking to Rudy.

[Freakshow]

TEd i was reading this morning that your not covered also if the trailer is over weight, unroadworthy blah blah as well.  also the killer if the car isnt rated for it.

[evo550]

Ted in QLD we have 2 different types of trailer requirements.
1st being under 750 gvm (most non braked box type trailers) which are covered under your cars insurance and can't be independently insured.
2nd being over 750kg gvm  which need a roadworthy and their own insurance.
So I guess it depends on what type of trailer your trying to insure.
On a side note, I have a chippie mate who had tool insurance for all his gear and he though everything was insured while it was in his builders trailer. He went away for the w/end and placed his trailer in his garage under his house and locked the place up.
on returning he found his house had been broken into and all his tools amongst other things had been stolen. Upon making a claim to replace his tools, his claim was rejected because his trailer wasn't locked, even though it was locked in his garage, which had signs of forced entry. Lost about $70k worth of gear.

[suzuki43]

Hey Rudy,I have found a recent shot of Nate.

See below for the shocking truth...



PS sorry for the thread hijack Ted,I recommend a second opinion mate.
 

[ted]

awwww ted, you know I love black mail and extortion as much as the next guy, but pleeeeease let me take the piss from Nate. Don't take away my only reason for living.

Doing the pre-90 at Dargle?

Yep...are you. Can take a bike or two for you if you like

[Mick D]

Ted in QLD we have 2 different types of trailer requirements.
1st being under 750 gvm (most non braked box type trailers) which are covered under your cars insurance and can't be independently insured.
2nd being over 750kg gvm  which need a roadworthy and their own insurance.
So I guess it depends on what type of trailer your trying to insure.

What about the load of unregistered racing dirt bikes on the trailer? if the trailer is covered by insurance? is the load of unregistered vehicles covered by that insurance as well?

On a recent inquiry of home and contents insurance I was told that unregistered vehicles are not covered.
If they are registered but uninsured, they will be covered anyhow under the umbrella of home and contents if secured within the boundaries of the property, but if unregistered they are not covered.

A panel beater friend said it is the same for his shop. If he takes on an unregistered project of any substantial value for someone else, he has to individually insure it himself to make sure he is indeed covered. In case the owner of the vehicle has bull shitted him.

It seams unregistered vehicles have to be individually insured through some sort of specialists like Shannons etc. 

[evo550]

Mick,
I doubt that they would cover the uninsured/unregistered contents of the trailer ie; MX bikes, your right they should be covered independantly.
The trailer would just be covered for damage you or someone else does to it, or damage the trailer does to someone else.......I think

[IT490K1983]

There are some insurers who will not insure a motorcycle if it is not registered. I have found Shannon's to be very good and they will insure unregistered motorcycles of all ages. I have unfortunately had the need to find out if they back up their product when I had a brand new KTM stolen. They do; replaced with a brand new one then slugged me with a 40% premium increase for 12 months that then went back to normal. Not bad service for a new customer who is probably not ever going to give them back the value of a new KATO in a lifetime of premiums. They also insure riding gear and motorcycle parts. After such great service and value for money I don't even bother to get quotes from their competitors as most of them are anywhere from double the cost to even 4 times dearer.