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Looking at insurance quotes and on the Bennett's site, bikes that are 20 years old are now considered Classic by most insurance companies thus we will get cheaper quotes. Apparently classic bikes are usually better looked after and ridden less than modern bikes as they don't get used too much, other than on dry days. Well that describes my K2 but I know a good few on here ride more miles in a year than some bikes see in ten.

Happy 20th birthday to all K2's 🎉🎁🎊🎂🍾 in 2021

My girl's 1st registration date is actually 08/09/2001 and she is a Yorkshire girl being supplied by Padgett's of Keithley which is still in business today!

I know some are earlier than that so who has the oldest???

Oh yeah, forgot to ask who has the latest and last of the 14's ever built?

Mine has been on 'modern classic' policies with Carole Nash since she was 10 years old.

Quote from: Big Phil on Tuesday, 22 December  2020, 06:42 PM
Oh yeah, forgot to ask who has the latest and last of the 14's ever built?

2008 registered K7. Got to be one of the last.

Mines a 2008 k7fe (reg 01/03/2008)

There are pictures on here somewhere that shows the production numbers of our bikes and year of manufacture, buggered if I can find them!!!

05/2008 build K7

Quote from: Hooli on Tuesday, 22 December  2020, 06:55 PM
Mine has been on 'modern classic' policies with Carole Nash since she was 10 years old.

Much like yourself then....... :stir:

Quote from: Kiwifruit on Wednesday, 23 December  2020, 08:13 AM

Quote from: Hooli on Tuesday, 22 December  2020, 06:55 PM
Mine has been on 'modern classic' policies with Carole Nash since she was 10 years old.

Much like yourself then....... :stir:

Nowt modern about me.

We did find the "last one" before (I think on the old org), guy in Ireland bought it, a (red and black I think) K7 registered late 2009. Damned if I can remember his handle though.

I've owned mine from new  :onya: now has 144,000 + km's.  :boogie: