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Athame57:

--- Quote from: K2-K6 on April 29, 2019, 09:14:44 PM ---Oh,  and you'll just be going faster if it's red  ;D

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My mother told me in the 1960s that a red Jaguar was more expensive to insure than a white one because it was felt those who wanted red one were more aggressive drivers!

Trigger:
If you get pulled by the long arm of the law, just tell them it is temporary as you original tank is away for repair  ;)

I have a log book with the colour down as unknown  ???

K2-K6:
It's quite funny that it's fairly archaic in many respects.

A friend asked his insurance company about modifying his car with different carb and exhaust,  they sent him an invoice for additional cost to continue policy,  he informed them that he wasn't going to proceed with mods,  they then requested a vehicle engineer's report to confirm the standard status of the vehicle at his cost, without which they'd cancel the policy  :)

SteveD CB500K0:
I once had an advisory on an MOT as my 500 was listed as black but had red paint.

Not that I ever did anything about it.

This was about 10 years ago - not the 70s


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Seamus:
There is an option during an MoT to change the colour of the vehicle if the liated colour differs from the actual colour of the vehicle. If you MoT your bike, it is possible that the colour will be changed at that stage

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