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| Does your insurance go down a lot , I know that it does with car drivers , so does it apply the same way to motorbikes ? , also was anyone down Ace yday? lol
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| not sure at 21 but apparently it does at 25
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| It did for me mate, at 20 i was riding Bandits and Hornets and a couple of 500's and normal non-dispatch insurance was around 600-700 TPFT in NW10 ish so not the best area, when i turned 21 i was paying 370 for the same bikes and can now insure most sports 600 for around the 400 quid mark (and probably cheaper than that if i ring around), Im 23.
It could be that it was my accumilation of 3-4 years NCB dropped the price, but i think 21 is a cut off point for insurers.
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Rush Hour Racer
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| it definitley does go down fella, i insured an R6 a day after my 20th, when i renewed at 21 it had gone down even tho id gotten points in that year 
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Rush Hour Racer
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| | I can dimly remember being 21... but insurance really got to be affordable at 28. Now costs me about £200 a year for comprehensive cover on a ZX-9R - I could afford to insure just about any bike now I'm nearly 40.
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| Insurance and age is one of those funny things.
You get to 21 and they tell you that it will get cheaper when your 23/25. You get there and suddenly it's 28, and so on.
You get to.....er....my age, and then they want more. Apparently 40+ years experience, no major incidents, very few points (all expired), one theft claim in the last 30+ years don't count.
I'm now an "age related risk."
Enjoy being 21 to 50. It's insurance Nirvana if you keep your song sheet clean.
Oldguy
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