Motorcycle insurance rate went up, up, and away!
#41
05-25-2010, 02:26 PM
Extreme HDF Member
I just do liab. and uninsured/under insured. I have 1.7 mil accident free miles. If I am in an accident, I am betting that it is the other drivers fault.
Don't recommend that anyone else do this unless you can tolerate the loss of the bike. Insurance is a regulated loss to protect for a catastrophic one time loss.
My cost per bike per year is at $100.
Don't recommend that anyone else do this unless you can tolerate the loss of the bike. Insurance is a regulated loss to protect for a catastrophic one time loss.
My cost per bike per year is at $100.
#42
05-25-2010, 02:40 PM
Road Warrior
USAA doesn't directly insure motorcycles, haven't for years. (Unless something changed back recently that I've missed). I've tried in 3 different states now with that response. They basically 3rd party it out to Progressive, which I wouldn't give money to if it was $100 a year.
That said, I've done through Geico, Countrywide and now currently with State Farm. All have been in the $500-600 annual range for me (7 years riding, full coverage, no claims).
That said, I've done through Geico, Countrywide and now currently with State Farm. All have been in the $500-600 annual range for me (7 years riding, full coverage, no claims).
#44
06-22-2010, 10:14 PM
I now pay Progressive $1004 a year for 4 bikes (year round coverage). Collision $500 deductible, comprehensive $250 deductible. Each year my rates go down. Have no tickets, but a few old haul claims.
You know, a bad credit history, or a high debt to income ratio, will result in higher rates.
You know, a bad credit history, or a high debt to income ratio, will result in higher rates.
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