Passd my mod 2 today - do i need to declare my can as a mod?

[RSmark]

Im getting insured on my aprillia RS125 33bhp on monday after passing my test today. Should i be declaring my exhaust as it is an arrow road legal exhaust? If so could i end up paying more out on insurance and is it worth it? I'm curious because i don't want to get pulled by dibble and get my bike crushed seeing as though i've stretched a ball financially to pass test n get bike etc. There are other small mods such as bubble smoked screen, panel filter, suspension etc but these are no way as noticeable as the exhaust.

CHEERS - just wanna know where i stand reli.


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Well into my cars and bikes although i know alot more about cars than bikes. Just bought an RS125 but have no experience with aprilia's, i'm used to 4 stroke honda 125..

[Kwaks]

TBH the only mods they really need to know are those which will affect performance (ie speed,handling, stopping) or power delivery ( new engine? needs an engineers report).

Cans, screens etc are not really top of their watch list, however don't expect them to pay out for an arrow exhaust system in a claim.
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[Philious]

Congratulations
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Previously; Honda XR125 - Yamaha DT125r - Aprilia Rs125 - Suzuki GS500e, Currently; Kawasaki ZX6R + ZX10R
Theory : Passed 28/7/09 Module 1: Passed 21/09/09 Module 2: Passed 23/09/09

[RSmark]

Fair play ive declared the arrow exhaust, better suspension n screen n ive got an okay(ish) price.

278.15 third party fire + theft on a full power rs125 - sound good?
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Well into my cars and bikes although i know alot more about cars than bikes. Just bought an RS125 but have no experience with aprilia's, i'm used to 4 stroke honda 125..