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I have been with State Farm for 20 years. I have no tickets and accidents on my record and I found no cheaper when I bought my bike. I will never change just to change for a few bucks.
I just bought Geico after getting some other quotes (Progressive & others) ... For me, GEICO came in about $300 cheaper ... (I pretty much got full coverage, but with a higher deductable) ... also, I live in Nevada.
Don't know what is considered cheap. I totaled a car and got a speeding ticket. Still when I bought my 05 Ultra $23K) I insured it through American Family Insurance for $419 per year.
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