Poole Sib Club 26th Jan - Page 10

AJ. · 31 January 2013, 16:39

Nice LongJohn glad you got my little SIB getting some air it landed so hard the engine popped up into shallow water mode

Hmmm I managed to loose the video footage of the tow back so glad you had some

Salvage cost well it will be worth a lot more when it is fixed. It needs a new CD unit only one of the spark plugs is firing which the cost is a 1/4 of the engines value

bingosucks · 31 January 2013, 18:56

whispers vid is best (the pixies rock) wondering what wet weather gear your using there chaps ?

AJ. · 31 January 2013, 19:06

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whispers vid is best (the pixies rock) wondering what wet weather gear your using there chaps ?

Musto HPX but you would know that if you had watched my video its written down my sleeve......Whispers video is best puh

PeterM · 01 February 2013, 22:46

Just for info it was a super cheap day in petrol costs...but have just got home to an unwanted £60 bill for maybe bring a little to keen in the car on the way down.....oops!!!!!

Boat fast, drive slower?....

Ribtecer · 02 February 2013, 09:37

Do you boys have your SIBS insured?

I have a Rib that is insured, then I have a sib and then I have an Avon Redcrest with a 3.5 hp engine.

I am concerned more about the liability part.

Interested to hear your thoughts.

whisper · 02 February 2013, 10:55

Hi, good point, no mine is not insured but I am looking into a prop guard for it.

I'll ring my insurance company next week to ask about public liability insurance. I wonder if I'm covered through my rib insurance?

bingosucks · 02 February 2013, 10:56

Yes I used noble first year about £50 per year but now use craftinsure about £30 insured value £700 that gives £2 mil liability not worth thinking about really

whisper · 02 February 2013, 11:03

That's good news as me and AJ are with craftinsure

AJ. · 02 February 2013, 11:29

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Originally Posted by whisper

That's good news as me and AJ are with craftinsure

Sweet

should see if we can do a deal again

bingosucks · 02 February 2013, 11:40

I think you get a discount if your part of a club not sure what's needed to create an official sibclub , I will be coming down to poole and weymouth this spring being a fairweather sibber:-)

whisper · 02 February 2013, 11:55

I'll have a chat with them next week, Sib Club should be recognised as the world's largest underground Sib movement that is so cool, we are not allowed to talk about it

PeterM · 02 February 2013, 12:43

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Originally Posted by Ribtecer

Do you boys have your SIBS insured?

I have a Rib that is insured, then I have a sib and then I have an Avon Redcrest with a 3.5 hp engine.

I am concerned more about the liability part.

Interested to hear your thoughts.

Get the redcrest added to the RIB policy as its tender, insure the SIB with craftinsure ..cheap as chips...

Bombards insured with them, RIB with Porthcawl, SR4..I need to sort out

Propguard ????? what for ...? evil things ....the Y may be a little big to count as tender - but they may do it ... with your fleet there is scope to look at a trade policy ?....

whisper · 02 February 2013, 12:45

Can you just get public liability to cover a range of boats?

PeterM · 02 February 2013, 13:06

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Originally Posted by whisper

Can you just get public liability to cover a range of boats?

Never done it, but let me make a call or two Monday morning. Always done cover for hull, liability, stock, customers boats etc etc etc before. Cant see why not though.

whisper · 02 February 2013, 13:11

Thanks Peter, I have the 585 insured but I want to run the Y class and my new project boat (Project Mayhem) this year so I don't really want to insure all three,

AJ. · 02 February 2013, 13:41

I think it a buyers market with marine insurance Whisper and I both needed insurance for the.Alderney trip last year as my then current insurance wouldn't cover the trip. Whisper contacted Craftinsure and said if we both moved to him under separate policies will he do a deal and he did. Although on a smaller scale with SIBS there is always a deal to be had

tony t · 02 February 2013, 19:51

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Originally Posted by whisper

, Sib Club should be recognised :

Bit like the BS gang

Ribtecer · 02 February 2013, 20:15

[QUOTE=PeterM;514410]Get the redcrest added to the RIB policy as its tender, insure the SIB with craftinsure ..cheap as chips...

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Great Idea Thanks.

But I am thinking of taking my sons Optimist and either my Rover or Readcrest to France this summer and started to think about insurance etc, I doubt it would be covered as Rib Tender if it is 800 miles away from the Rib

What sort of paperwork do you need to drive a tender in France?