Going Legit

I've done several modifications to my Bonneville, nothing too drastic and mostly to improve its looks.
When I starteded out my budget was limited and I was not really sure what direction I was headed in, so with that in mind I sourced some electrical parts from the Far East at very low cost.

It is now on my mind that the indicators and rear light are not E marked so not actually legal. The exhaust is also a little loud but does not have a "not for road use" stamp so is not too big a deal.
This has not been a problem when getting an MOT as I have been using the same tester for 35 years and he is a cool dude and as long as everything works he will overlook such trivialities.

I am now thinking that if I were involved in an accident an insurance company could reneg on a claim if the bike is fitted with non E marked electrical (lighting) components.
Is it worth taking such a risk? E marked lights and indicators are more expensive sure, but not getting them could be a false economy in the long run.

Your thoughts and/or experiences please.

 

Maybe I'm being overly sceptical, but I am concerned about how slippery insurance companies can be. I've had bad experiences with insurance claims in the past.

I'm thinking more about a claim made against another driver in a non fault accident.