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budlite
01-02-2007, 02:02 PM
hey im gonna buy a bike end of this month but i had some questions.
usually how much is insurance for full cover bike? and would it be expensive by age and speeding tickets from cars? im 22 and i have few tickets on mu auto insurance.
a few pts on your license = you don't want full coverage........ a cheaper lesser expensive bike is my suggestion.
however, if money is no object...you'll probably spend $67 to $115 on liability alone and anywhere from 35 to 50% more on full coverage dependent upon type & size of bike and the number of points on your license. inflated cost is from experience, been fighting it for the past 3 yrs......finally free......just got a quote of $87/month for full coverage (all inclusive) and I've been paying $75/month for liability only for 3 yrs......can't wait to see what my auto drops too.....
best thing to do is just call your preferrable carrier and let them give you a quote, it's free......
GIXXERDK
01-03-2007, 02:10 PM
Best bet is to call around and get quotes, from what I know stay away from progressive.
1989_crx_si
01-15-2007, 01:43 PM
i don't know how much it'll be if you got speeding tickets but i got full coverage on my gixxer 750 at age 18 for 55 per month.. i'm with state farm..
you can try geico because they're fairly cheap as well..
WickedIXMR
01-15-2007, 02:22 PM
^^ Go with statefarm they class bikes by the engine size not what type of bike it is.
DinanM3atl
01-23-2007, 08:44 PM
state farm quoted me 68 dollars a month full coverage.
No tickets - ZX6r 06 model - 23 years old - been with state farm since 16.
Works for me!
22 years old, a few tickets, 06 636
380 every 6 months, state farm
go with state farm
AndrewAtl
01-24-2007, 09:47 PM
20 years old, 2002 yzf600R
370/year-- liability -progressive
two speeding tickets
ueyedgr8tness
01-24-2007, 10:43 PM
20 years old 2002gsxr600
217/year-liability-progressive
1 wreck
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