| Author | Message | ||
     Rocketsprink |
$235 for full coverage on a 1125R for a year. Does that sound good? No loan on the bike either, if that make a difference. | ||
| Indy_bueller |
That's almost exactly what I pay Rocco. | ||
| Westmoorenerd |
Sounds great, my quote was around $500 a year for one. I'm only 24 though if it matters. | ||
| Fresnobuell |
I would give my left nut for $235/year. I don't understand how some of you guys swing it. Actually, I don't understand how an insurance company can insure such a high risk vehicle for so little. | ||
| Fresnobuell |
Just kidding about the sacrificing a testicle part... | ||
| Sl33py |
where are you guys getting yours from? I just got quoted a ridiculous amt from progressive... and i'm 34 w/o tickets... | ||
| Not_purple_s2 |
28 with a clean record and the best I could get on a 1125CR was about $850 for minimum liability and $1000 deductibles. That was through Dairyland Progressive and Geico were around $1200 and $1700 respectively. The dairyland isn't too bad... that would only be about $70 a month. $500 or less per year is ridiculously cheap, How are you guys pulling that off? | ||
| Rocketsprink |
40 years old and a clean record. My quote was through Geico. No loan, so maybe that knocks it down a little? MSF class years ago? | ||
| Westmoorenerd |
I'm getting my quote through USAA...active duty military has its little perks here and there. I did have a reckless and careless driving ticket, but it's no longer on my record. | ||
| Xbniner |
My insurance went up a little, from 608 a year to 670 a year. More than I'd like but I'm 24 with several tickets when I was younger and 1 claim. Country companies with a multiple vehicle and a homeowner discount. | ||
| Mdoughten |
+$289.10/year to add 2009 1125CR. three motorcycles (2 Buells) $1023/year with $250 deduct. Dairyland i thought not too bad. wife blew a piston. she's coming around.  | ||
| Indy_bueller |
Mine is through State Farm. | ||
| Moosestang |
State farm sucks! They are dropping my home owners policy in Florida and I don't even live near the coast. I hope they go out of business. At the very least I hope the state of Florida makes them pull out completely, no auto, no nothing. I'm paying $99 per year for just liability through geico. If I had full coverage, then i'd probably ride a little to risky.  | ||
| Barker |
Gieco offers me a rider coach discount that is hard to beat. | ||
| Daggar |
I finally found a reasonable insurance rate through www.cycleinsure.com. About $600/year for full coverage. | ||
| Milleniumx1 |
Insurance is always strange, so many pricing variables that what works once might not work the same later ... I ended up with Geico on the '09 1125R that I just bought. It was the cheapest for the comp/coll options I was looking for. | ||
| Drewpy |
i pay 400 a month and I am 25, one speeding ticket and it might of fallen off, idk | ||
| Westmoorenerd |
$400 per month! Wow, I don't know how you do it... | ||
| Gtobill |
$142 a year for Comp and liability through Geico. | ||
| Danxb9r |
Im 28 married with a house, no tickets in over 6 years, and never have been in a accident. My wife works for Auto Owners and we still pay $450-$475 a year full coverage $500 deductible. | ||
| Mrbikle |
23 male, no tickets, single $1050/year full coverage, $1000 deducts | ||
| Xodot |
53, 3 year riding experience - no tickets, accidents, claims in forever (bike or car)....$1400+CN a year! And that is after I have shopped around. But I'm NOT BITTER! I'm riding!  | ||
| Gsxrkiller |
27 years old,riders saftey course,no tickets,3 years exp.,married.gieco 280.05 a year 250 ded. | ||
| Jakezor |
$341.99 a year for my new '09 1125R. 29 years old, 3 bikes, a car, and renter's insurance through State Farm. Maybe one speeding ticket in my car from a year and a half ago to two years ago. | ||
| Slaughter |
If you buy outright (no loan) and do not get insured for damage - just minimum required liability... it's DANG cheap... even cheaper if you're older than 25 (27 in some cases) We're talking like a factor of 4 or 5 in savings. $1000 deductible makes it even cheaper. (Message edited by slaughter on October 22, 2009) | ||
| Speedy818 |
$347 or something like that from Foremost - 31 - homeowner, clean record, single rider, married, always helmet. Full coverage - $1000 deductible. | ||
| Milleniumx1 |
I paid the extra $180 with Geico to have full coverage, even though I paid cash for the bike. I've never put a bike down, or so much as put a scratch on one. But I figured this bike had the best potential to be the first since my X1 scared me. I'm suspecting this one is a bit faster! Mike (Message edited by milleniumx1 on October 22, 2009) | ||
| Bhillberg |
28, married, home, 3 cars and my X1 all through state farm and my 09 CR is costing me 290 a year with 500 deductable | ||
| Side37 |
$524. Liability only. New York City, 34, single, clean record (sounds like a personal ad). Progressive. | ||
| Jonesz0003 |
IM 24, no tickets, rider course5 years exp. riding with a military discount and gieco and progressive wanted like $4500 a year, but farmers is like $450 a year i dont know how that works with like $4000 difference on the qoutes |
