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Beginning my biking life in Canada

leon_nerd said:
Well I didn't ask about the courses. None of my questions talk about courses. I asked about various other things. I appreciate people responding back. I know the insurance is going to be high. So, I am saving money for it by avoiding the course right now. I am not ignoring anyone's response here. I have already clearly mentioned my priority. If I don't have money then what should I do? If I cannot afford the course right now it doesn't mean I don't want to do it, which in turn doesn't mean I am ignoring any response.
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Have you called for insurance quote based on i.e. 2009 ninja 250 or cbr 250?
What couple of insurance response was either a) we ONLY insure you if you have taken the m1 exit
or b) with M1 exit there is a substantial savings.


between the insurance savings and the tax write off, the course hardly cost you anything in the end.

and personally I think a persons safety is probably worth that little bit of difference, both yours and the people around you once you're on a vehicle.
 
Ymax said:
Have you called for insurance quote based on i.e. 2009 ninja 250 or cbr 250?
What couple of insurance response was either a) we ONLY insure you if you have taken the m1 exit
or b) with M1 exit there is a substantial savings.


between the insurance savings and the tax write off, the course hardly cost you anything in the end.

and personally I think a persons safety is probably worth that little bit of difference, both yours and the people around you once you're on a vehicle.
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Yepp I do agree and that's why I decided to take the course. I am going for the course next week and deferred buying the bike till next season. :)
 
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