Brands Indy ( VIP bike hijacker)

To be honest Owen it's well worth it, I insured my XJR with them for 90quid fully comp and paid 99 quid for the trackday so essentially got free insurance for the year! They do five wish I'd known before so I'll be booking all of them next year. More like a roadbike day and I'd book the fast group next time as the pace in the inters was slower than usual as the majority of riders were on roadbikes. 

Advice on Graham hill bend which I was struggling to get right was to turn alot later and hold my gear from druids for a much quicker exit onto the mini straight ad also to let the bike run wider at clearways which felt pretty scary at first but I got used to it and it gave me way more on the run upto paddock hill bend which was amazing!

The first time I went down paddock hill was scary but by session 3 I was scraping the slider and full chat on the exit fantastic corner you have to go bud. I've got that coaching session I spoke to you about coming up in 5 weeks and I'm planning on going back shortly after if October is looking dry. Come along?

Hmm,never thought of them for trackdays,the rest of the rewards scheme looks interesting as well

I've been with them for the last couple of years and never taken any notice of the rewards till now, but as I've decided to renew with them again this year I'll look into those for next year. 

Road bikes and more relaxed riding would probably be better for me anyway,just a gentle bimble round with no slick shod hot shots coming by at warp speed

Premium has gone up about £20 this renewal I think,up to £130 something for the all bells and whistles fully comp and protected cover if memory serves, which although probably not the cheapest I could find for the '09 Tuono it wasn't high enough to make me scrabble around to change companies with everything else going on at the mo'

Don't fancy the trek to Brands though,although I do have family down in the general area to break the trip

There's lots of worthwhile rewards mate and the trackdays are worth it alone. My dad's never done a day but was itching to have a go in the novice group after watching. Less bikes out and very friendly. 

Snetterton was ace too Rick starting to really gel with the little 6 now and planning on moving up to play with the big boys after a 1to1 coaching day there soon. It's expensive but I'm at a point where I can't really progress safely without some help rather than spending money on bits that I think will make me faster 

If you fancy being a " helper" you can come along to the next one after the coaching if I can get out with the weather sometimes October is a decent month.

Cool beans brother I'll keep you in the loop