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Took the Racer5 course ages ago at Grand Bend, then did the one on the RD track at CTMP - both GOOD TIMES (y)

For quote email to: moto@nfp.com

Pembridge is one of many insurance options NFP Moto has and yes very good rates particularly for more rural areas (y) For a motorcycle insurance quote email to: moto@nfp.com

Hi Ronn.

Yep, those are really good rates there.... really good (y)

Downtown Toronto, 16+ yrs riding, no tickets or claims 2015 BMW S1000R - $897/year Insured with Wawanesa through NFP Moto. For quote email to: moto@nfp.com

Every insurance carrier has their own different rules when it comes to supersports. Some require 3 years moto licensed, some 6 years, some dont have experience requirements but will give you insane rates (rightfully so), and some cannot insure those bikes at all. Also different companies have...

It always pays to shop around when you see a renewal that looks out of whack. Desjardins, TD, and State Farm (direct writers) are the only insurance companies that dont work with any brokers so you have to call them directly. Most of the time a broker will be able to compare and find the best...

I can think of 3 different insurers we can place the Tuono through even off the top of my head. Email to: moto@nfp.com and one of the moto specialists will figure out which one of those has the best rates for the Aprilia.

NFP is the "new" Dalton Timmis yes. NFP Moto is the motorcycle dept of NFP, the parent company

Yep, a broker can put in a request to override that cap depending on the rider's experience, if they are also insuring the house and car. In the end the actual insurance company has the final say. Ive done that for a few clients in the past but no harm in giving it a shot. Their CC cap is only...

FYI on the insurance side, scooters are rated pretty much the same way as a motorcycle with a comparable engine size. So for example the rate on a Yamaha XMax would be similar to a Honda CB300R, the rate on a BMW C650 would be similar to a Yamaha V-Star 650 or Suzuki SV650 #themoreyouknow

I agree 100%. Their arbitrary 999cc cap makes no sense. For example.... they wont insure a Ducati V4S because its over that limit but they will insure a Ducati V4R :unsure:😅

You need the full M license and at least 6 years TOTAL moto licensed for a restricted supersport through Wawanesa. Very good rates actually.

Wawanesa has great rates for riders with decent experience and is one of 11 different insurance companies we can compare rates with. Good stuff. For anyone else that needs a quote email to: moto@nfp.com (y)

The year (or even the $$value) of the bike doesnt affect the insurance rate much. Your experience helps though. Email to: moto@nfp.com for a quote. More moto insurance options than any other broker inc J&J, good for you to see what else is out there. The concept is sort of like this - if two...

No excuses just try to shed light as to how this stuff works. NFP is a broker, we shop around for rates for riders, we dont control the rates - thats the individual insurance companies. Its like trying to book a flight through Expedia or Trivago vs why say Air Canada prices are what they are. If...

That came from the official @motorcycleshows IG page. Looks the the Jan show HAS been rescheduled to Mar 25-27 😃

99% of the time its NOT about the bike... whether its a sport bike, standard, cruiser, etc. Its the COMBO of the rider and the bike. I ride a 999cc supersport and pay like $950/year myself but I have been riding for over 15 years. Supersports typically require at least 6 years moto licensed and...

More moto insurance options than any other broker in Canada. All bikes insured, riders of all ages. Email to: moto@nfp.com