vtr1000 Insurance... What do you pay?
09-10-2015, 02:50 PM
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Squid
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Location: Groveland, CA (Near Yosemite)
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vtr1000 Insurance... What do you pay?
Hi, trying to get a general feel for how much people are paying for insurance. I know there are TONS of factors... I am just curious as to what you are paying.
Like to know... Bike year. State insured in. Full or basic coverage.
I just got a quote in CA for just over 600$....... Hummmmmmm.....
Thanks!
\\\ Kevin............................
Like to know... Bike year. State insured in. Full or basic coverage.
I just got a quote in CA for just over 600$....... Hummmmmmm.....
Thanks!
\\\ Kevin............................
09-10-2015, 04:08 PM
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SuperBike
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Location: Geneseo, IL
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Don't remember exactly, but it's less than $150/yr w/Allstate, full coverage, Illinois, 48, married, kids, own home, multiple vehicles, though I don't know if the other cars, trucks, etc play into the moto insurance.
09-10-2015, 04:27 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: Broken Arrow
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124 a year. 33 single male (for now). Full coverage with accessory coverage, road side service in and out of state. Progressive auto insurance on my 98. Single vehicle on the policy and I rent my home. Oklahoma.
09-10-2015, 11:23 PM
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Thanks! BTW, "Nadacop" was my C.B handle back in the day... I drove a 1980 x-state police car. I still have the original CA front plate that reads "NADACOP". She had the orig spotlights and antenna mount. I also still have the orig red spotlight bulb... (cool shelf fodder)... Anyway, my handle stuck around long enough to become my screen name while the internet was taking off...
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09-11-2015, 08:48 AM
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MotoGP
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I'll add my $.02 worth but I doubt it is helpful.
Progressive, three riders on policy, Me male 50, wife 49, Son 23.
Three bikes, 1998 VTR, 2007 Ninja 650R, DRZ485 SM
Full coverage, 500 deductible for both comp and collision. All custom and add on accessories and MODs I have receipts for are covered as well.
$285 per year
Progressive, three riders on policy, Me male 50, wife 49, Son 23.
Three bikes, 1998 VTR, 2007 Ninja 650R, DRZ485 SM
Full coverage, 500 deductible for both comp and collision. All custom and add on accessories and MODs I have receipts for are covered as well.
$285 per year
09-11-2015, 10:34 AM
#13
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Squid
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Portland Oregon area
Posts: 93
I have Progressive.
Oregon, 1983 VF750F, 1999 VTR1000F, NOT full coverage, 56 year old male, 37 years experience. I pay about $145 per year about the same rate for each bike. I had them quote a 2002 blackbird and it will only add $80 to my bill.
It seems after talking with newer riders that years riding "licensed" makes the most difference.
Oregon, 1983 VF750F, 1999 VTR1000F, NOT full coverage, 56 year old male, 37 years experience. I pay about $145 per year about the same rate for each bike. I had them quote a 2002 blackbird and it will only add $80 to my bill.
It seems after talking with newer riders that years riding "licensed" makes the most difference.
09-14-2015, 11:45 AM
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Okay... I don't know where that agent came up with 600$ for a CA policy except that she must of quoted for maximums!!!
I just took the long route and ended up with Progressive for 204$ pretty basic, roadside on the vtr1000f... a little different write up for the vf700f...
YES. I am stating that I now have TWO BIKES covered for that 204$ !!!!!
WOOOHOOO!!!! Now I get to pay dmv tons of cash so I can register my new verrroom verrroom!!!
I just took the long route and ended up with Progressive for 204$ pretty basic, roadside on the vtr1000f... a little different write up for the vf700f...
YES. I am stating that I now have TWO BIKES covered for that 204$ !!!!!
WOOOHOOO!!!! Now I get to pay dmv tons of cash so I can register my new verrroom verrroom!!!
09-15-2015, 01:14 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2015
Location: San Fran Freako
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Glad you got some agreeable insurance rates, Which DMV will you go to?
I heard you can just drop by any AAA office (members) for basic DMV stuff although I have never tried it.
Welcome to the forum. Maybe we will one day meet at the Iron Door for a burger.
Dan
I heard you can just drop by any AAA office (members) for basic DMV stuff although I have never tried it.
Welcome to the forum. Maybe we will one day meet at the Iron Door for a burger.
Dan
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