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royhall:
This is a common problem with the F2, and also Honda's silly bike naming policy. What I found when insuring or searching for parts etc is that you must use the "sohc" in the title. It has become common to identify the two bikes with sohc & dohc. On a lot of sites if you dont use sohc it will default to the newer model.

For insurance you need to join a club like the VJMC or VMCC to get an insurance discount then use the phone to talk to someone like Footman James or any of the others that specialise in classic insurance. You wont get a good deal on the internet, and the cost of club membership is less than the discount you will get.

Have fun!

sohc bob:
hi thanks for the replys footman james was one of them that turned me down, but I'm not giving up ive waited a damn long time for one of these F2s ive had a few quotes so far but these are more than I pay for a multibike policy, so far devitt look good and I'm just waiting for an email from the under writers, cant praise devitt enough they have been extremely helpful so far just hope they can sort me out will let you all know

bob

flatfour:
Footman James insure both my CB500, CB750 and new Kawasaki Versys on one multi bike policy (VJMC scheme). They haven't so far told me of any problem in identifying the bikes correctly and I've been with them for some 15 years, changing bikes around regularly during that time.

philward:
Try Lyndrook Insurance - 0345 1304662.  I have my 750K2 and 1995 ZZR1100 on a joint policy for £146 a year.  Good to deal with too. Underwritten by Equity Royal Star.
Phil

Rumpelkrankshaft:
Try Peter James (no relation)

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