Which test should I do and is a ZXR400 ok for first bike?

[Boothy]

Because your looking at the wrong bikes

[Guest]

Because your looking at the wrong bikes

 

You told me you was quoted that on a ZXR400.

[Boothy]

I dunno TBH... I'm only 17 but I had 1 years no claims and its a Derbyshire countryside postcode....

[Guest]

I dunno TBH... I'm only 17 but I had 1 years no claims and its a Derbyshire countryside postcode....

 

And I tried the exact same sites you told me to go to and found it to be £690, I also asked a youtube channel guy how much he paid and he's 19 and he paid £600?

[Martyc]

To be honest you get a sports bike (albeit a 400) at a young age as a first bike you are asking to be bent over and have your pants pulled down with insurance. Same goes for cars as well, you want the look/performance/kudos you pay the price. Only you can decide if it's worth it.

[Bogof]

I dunno TBH... I'm only 17 but I had 1 years no claims and its a Derbyshire countryside postcode....

 

And I tried the exact same sites you told me to go to and found it to be £690, I also asked a youtube channel guy how much he paid and he's 19 and he paid £600?

 

And again.... "(although different insurers favour different risks so premiums may well vary considerably)" repeated for emphasis.

You cannot compare quotes for different people that easily. Insurance companies take into account all sorts of factors such as postcode, age, experience, claim history, how many letters in your surname etc etc. The ONLY way to get a price, is to contact an insurer either direct or through an intermediary (compare sites)

[olidavey]

I only pay £179 tpft on a 2009 SV650S. Passed test 10 days ago. 1yrs NCD. London postcode and bike garaged.

[Guest]

Managed to get it to £690 cheapest, I think that's cheap enough to be honest, however I will keep getting it lower and lower.