Geico Insurance Experience
#21
02-08-2010, 04:30 PM
Ultimate HDF Member
Thanks for all the replys. The person I hit is also insured by Geico. The police report states that she was making an unsafe left turn. Geico acts like they've never dealt with a motorcycle claim before. They are jerking around on paying my Harley dealer for the repairs. And the dealer won't start on the bike until the get the money. And of course I'm caught in the middle. I'm just wondering if this in normal for Geico.
#23
02-08-2010, 04:59 PM
I have geico on my truck and on my 2 bikes, never (knock on wood) had a bike claim, but had multiple accidents in the truck, they were right on the ball, I have no complaints, when I call about bike questions they seem to know what they are talking about, the last women I spoke with was jealous of my email y2kflhr, she rode....
good luck
good luck
#24
02-08-2010, 05:06 PM
Geico will never get a penney of my money. They are known to donate radar guns to PD's. Plus I tried a qoute years ago on my truck. I had one minor fender bender, claim was 800 bucks, Geico said my policy would be 2400 a year because of that accident, I told them they were nuts, the response I got was "have a nice day".
Geico will go under before they ever get a dime from me.
Geico will go under before they ever get a dime from me.
#25
02-08-2010, 06:33 PM
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#26
02-08-2010, 06:41 PM
Outstanding HDF Member
Thanks for all the replys. The person I hit is also insured by Geico. The police report states that she was making an unsafe left turn. Geico acts like they've never dealt with a motorcycle claim before. They are jerking around on paying my Harley dealer for the repairs. And the dealer won't start on the bike until the get the money. And of course I'm caught in the middle. I'm just wondering if this in normal for Geico.
I don't know where you are but in florida they are responsible for a rental vehicle also. Some insurance co's. will try to claim a bike is an RV and not covered, but in Fl. if it is your primary transportation it is covered. Check your state law if it is the same, then tell them you are renting a bike and that will be added to the bill. See how fast they move.
#28
02-08-2010, 07:02 PM
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If this wasn't your fault and this is someone elses insurance company I would fight for replacement on everything. If you are not getting anywhere get your insurance company or a lawyer involved.
Bottom line is not to sign off on anything until everything is the way you want it.
Bottom line is not to sign off on anything until everything is the way you want it.
What he said, once you sign off thats it you are done
Just remember the bodyshop is also dealing with these people and may not be makeing much .......Goes back to
Now why it cost so much to paint tins ?
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02-11-2010, 01:02 PM
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