Did you find anything in the end? I still have my Vision-r and I am wondering if there is a suitable replacement for it with same large visor

@@Hunterx777x I got a Nolan N70-2 GT. Even larger visor. It’s modular instead of full face but you can use it as a full face.

Correct at 70 mph pushed my front brake lever on not enough to stop the bike but keep pads in contact with the disk with obvious results. I have never used them since.

dude literally said it's just a demonstration

Lol yes

I’ve come to this video because they are trying to take my bike from a police compound after a non fault collision. It’s a 1970s classic BMW which is certainly well-repairable. They want to collect my airhead from the Isle of Wight where it lives and take it to their storage compound near London just so it can be assessed. I’ve told them I want to take it from the police compound (when it is released) and store in my lock-up where it can be assessed and kept without incurring storage fees - they insist they can’t allow it and they must take it to their compound instead. Looking at reviews online, about 60% are less than favourable and point towards excessive storage fees being charged along with massively undervaluing the vehicle and writing-off needlessly. Many people have said that they have never seen their vehicle again once it’s been collected by them so I’m reluctant to allow it. There are even some reviews stating their actual vehicle was found listed on eBay before the claim was even settled.. I have a bad feeling about it.

@@TheRozzers i genuinely feel sorry for you. I think the chances of you seeing your bike again is slim & non. I was fortunate enough not to give them my bike. They reply on extortionate storage, handling & hire back charges to make their money. I ended up paying £3,500 to fix the bike off my own back then chased for a year to get money back through Bennett’s, both are an absolute disgrace of a company. So sorry to hear about your bike, I also own an old airhead. Good luck, however I think that’ll be the end of your bike.

@@TheRozzers Do not let them take your vehicle, I wish I hadn't. You do not have to use them.

I also had a terrible experience with these people, I was involved in an RTA no fault of my own they took the bike away they had it for nearly 6 months. They tried to write it off. I argued that it was salvageable it seems, but all they were concerned about were trying to get as much money out of the other persons insurance company as possible. When the bike was returned to me there was still a scratch down the tank. The front calipers were binding and corroded. The bike was poorly repaired I would never let these people anywhere near my motorcycles ever again

@@seanbishop5887 sorry to hear that, I was lucky enough to find out about this company before they took my bike & I refused to let them collect it. They then refused to payout anything resulting in me having to pay the £3,500 repair bill out of my own pocket. I fought them for over a year having to go through the financial ombudsman & eventually got some of my money back. I’ve written to Ride Magazine to hopefully get people talking about this, it pretty bad though and a lot of people have been hit financially through no fault of their own. All the best with your bike 👍🏼