New and wondering about Motorcycle insurance.

[bigrah13]

I am in the process of getting motorcycle insurance and there is such a difference in price and coverage. I was just wondering who the majority of motorcycle riders used for their insuranc? Right now I am leaning toward StateFarm or maybe even Geico? Please help me with this choice. I think I will be riding my new "old" honda cb 750 in a little over a week and a half. Whoo Hooo!!!

[TOOLS1]

I have been really happy with Nationwide. I get a really good deal on Full coverage on my 76 CB 750, and even get roadside assistance for $5.00 a month.
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[Piute]

   WHOO HOOO
 Great riding and legal,If you don't have statefarm on other things,car/house there higher then others Gelco great but they seem to give low quoits then change,So make full payment right away is what i did then they found a d.u.i.from "03" tryed to raise but couldn't.

[robs750]

You cant really compare rates with riders here that dont live in the same town.There are too many factors such as age,driving record,zip code,etc-.

When i got a quote from State Farm,they wanted to sell me a seperate medical coverage policy.
I ended up getting ins. from Rider (GMAC).

Best to shop around after deciding what kind of coverage you want.

[shinyribs]

Thats true. I you pass a MSF Riders Course you get a discount on your bike insurance. Saved me $25 a year.

[seestheday]

I envy the low prices of car/motorcycle insurance in the states.  Here in Canada they're way more expensive.

[fordsparky]

my ins company in canada wouldn't cover my '79 due to fact it's greater than 30 years old...now i have to pay premium elswhere

[seestheday]

Call around. I went with intact/jevco. Much cheaper than my original quotes from the company I supposedly get a group deal on.

If you're in Ontario check out the gtamotorcycle.com forum. They have a great section on insurance. 

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From: fordsparky [via Honda CB750'S]

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my ins company in canada wouldn't cover my '79 due to fact it's greater than 30 years old...now i have to pay premium elswhere

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[motogrady]

Here in West Virginia........just paid 92.00 dollars for a year of liability only, includes free towing,
I think they're called Dairyland Insurance.

[seestheday]

Ugh, here in Ontario we get screwed. Our rates are close to ten times what you pay in some states. 

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Here in West Virginia........just paid 92.00 dollars for a year of liability only, includes free towing,
I think they're called Dairyland Insurance.

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[fordsparky]

Well, i've now how Intact.... Sad really that rates in Canada ended up almost $700 ! I have a short season here too. Thanks for the feedback- it was worth a shot.

[motogrady]

man, it is 10 times, they offered almost half off
if I didn't want 4 months of winter coverage.

insurance personnel living pretty good up there eh?

[Thoele_52]

Just wanted to check if rates are still the same or have gone up. Planning to visit there early next year. Problem is that I have DUI charge too and looking for a Los Angeles DUI attorney to get away with it.

[andrewassurance83]

I have been happy and content with Bindright insurance. Not only they are well equipped but they are also the cheapest.