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My insurance expires tonight, and I don't want to give ICBC $250.00 for the minimum 3 months coverage. I thought about doing a full years coverage with a monthly bill, but I won't get many days riding in over the winter.
I guess it will have to be the odd weekend permit for the next 5 months!
WOW...$250 for 3-months - I pay that for an entire year...crazy!
That is for liability coverage only and with the maximum safe driver discount. I get my collision/fire/theft from a private insurance company.....another $450/yr.
Last edited by Beattle55; Oct 11, 2012 at 08:40 PM.
Reason: added info
Dude, I'm in BC too. I got my insurance through a place in Salmon Arm called Beacon Underwriters. I was paying $205 per month through ICBC. With Beacon, I paid $350 for a full year, and it covers storage, breakdowns, tows, hotels, and gear!!!
Now I pay ICBC $75 per month on top of that. I'm just gonna cancel my ICBC coming up soon, as the Beacon insurance covers storage insurance!
I got all of this done through my insurance broker. Check it out, I saved a buttload of $$!
That is for liability coverage only and with the maximum safe driver discount. I get my collision/fire/theft from a private insurance company.....another $450/yr.
I agree with the "WOW" comment, $250 for 3 months of liability coverage? I pay that for a year of full coverage, including road service.
Seriously OP you are getting screwed, do they use K-Y or vasoline, and give you a kiss?.....Geeeeze I only pay $305 per year for full coverage that includes road service and towing!
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