I've now got a BikeTrac fitted to my XR, it was originally fitted to my VFR and I initially purchased it for 2 reasons, the first was for obvious peace of mind and the second was for a possible reduction in premium or excess, ha ! how wrong was I ? It didn't put the premium up as you stated in the first post but it made absolutely NO difference to the price either way, I suppose I should be grateful for the fact that it didn't put the premium up but after spending nearly £400 on the supply and fitting of a 'Thatcham Approved' tracker,I was expecting a least some recognition for having one fitted. Carole Nash don't even recognise BikeTrac, that's how little they care, the so called biggest and best bike insurer in the UK

I removed the tracker from my VFR myself and then re-fitted it when I had my XR, I was told that it should have a certificate of approval for installation but that's a £75 outlay and ironically, I did a better job of hiding and wiring the tracker up than the 'approved installer'

Begs the question though, what does Thatcham Approval actually mean nowadays ? 'Nothing' is the answer to that one or so it seems
