Rider Insurance
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Joined: Jan 2010
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From: South Jersey
I've had it probably 30 years. back then insurance was $150 for Rider, I think I got a quote of $600 elsewhere ($450 savings). Now my rider policy is like $600 a year, Allstate wants over $1,200 ($600 savings). So on average I saved $525 a year for like 30 years. roughly $15,750 saved. So even if their full coverage doesn't cover what it claims I figure I'm still ahead of the game.
I saw a Rider tent at Gettysburg bikeweek a few years ago and the girl there asked me what I thought of their insurance. I told her "I don't know", because I never put in a claim with them yet. Then I told her to ask me what I think If I ever have to put a claim in. I told the girl she should be happy as hell with me as a customer, 30 years of paying Rider and all they had to do on their end was print out insurance cards for me and cash my payment checks. sweet deal for THEM.
I saw a Rider tent at Gettysburg bikeweek a few years ago and the girl there asked me what I thought of their insurance. I told her "I don't know", because I never put in a claim with them yet. Then I told her to ask me what I think If I ever have to put a claim in. I told the girl she should be happy as hell with me as a customer, 30 years of paying Rider and all they had to do on their end was print out insurance cards for me and cash my payment checks. sweet deal for THEM.
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I've been with GEICO for over 15 years for our cages and the bike and I pay $150 for a full year of coverage, I keep mine insured year round because I ride every month of the year. I've never, ever had an accident or ticket so I don't know what their reaction to that would be. My full coverage limits are 100,000/300,000, un/under uninsured protection, medical payments, roadside assistance (not yet used). We only pay $1100/ year for both cages (my full size pick up and the wife's S10 Blazer) and the 09 FLHTC with the same full coverage policy. For giggles I sometimes call other insurers just to get their dander up by trying to get them to beat the rates I pay
No-one has come close yet to beating them.
No-one has come close yet to beating them.
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Its a machinery. So, should make it's insurance. But rider's insurance is more important than ride. Because there can be accident while riding and rider can be injured to make that expenses recover, rider should make an insurance.
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Hey Rider is good - but only if you have a squeaky clean record. I've been reading a few articles about them - lots of info on http://www.MotorcycleInsurance.org . Hope that helps mate 