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Getting technical on dates

jukon

jukon

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Hey,

My story goes like this. I'm 27 now, when I turned 16 I got my G1 on my birthday (Feb 2000). I never ended up getting my G2 so it expired and I had to later get my G1 again (March 2007). I now have a GM2. For insurance purposes they ask questions like "When did you get your G1?" or "How long have you been licensed?". What should I answer?

Doing things online I actually got a quote that was more if I answered that I have been licensed for 11 years rather than putting 4 years.

Also.. I'm looking to insure my first bike (Ninja 250) and I hear that rates go down after you have been licensed for a year. I got my M1 back in late July (24th?) 2010, will this apply to me or would I have to wait to pass the actual day?
 
Unless things have changed, your m1 is actually expired and you will need to re write it and start fresh unfortunately. supposed to upgrade to m2 between 60 and 90 days of getting m1, whether you want to go to a course or the ministry is up to you.Verify that, then call for quotes anyways just so you know. as for the license, I believe"having your license"does not count from before it expired.
 
jukon said:
Hey,

My story goes like this. I'm 27 now, when I turned 16 I got my G1 on my birthday (Feb 2000). I never ended up getting my G2 so it expired and I had to later get my G1 again (March 2007). I now have a GM2. For insurance purposes they ask questions like "When did you get your G1?" or "How long have you been licensed?". What should I answer?

Doing things online I actually got a quote that was more if I answered that I have been licensed for 11 years rather than putting 4 years.

Also.. I'm looking to insure my first bike (Ninja 250) and I hear that rates go down after you have been licensed for a year. I got my M1 back in late July (24th?) 2010, will this apply to me or would I have to wait to pass the actual day?
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You were only licensed for 90 days back in 2000. Between 2000 and 2007 you were not licensed to ride a motorcycle so saying 11 years is inaccurate.
 
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