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Thanks for the recommendation! OP I sent you a PM.

Standard practice.

A hit and run claim will have no impact on the premium going forward.

Not for rating (price), but they count car accidents against bike insurance for eligibility.

Contact me! Aviva will have competitive rates for you.

No problem at all, just a bit of extra paperwork for your broker or agent.

Aviva would have competitive rates on the CB300FA with the 1 conviction as long as you complete the motorcycle training course. Contact me for further information.

Shop around and see what other insurance companies are offering.

This page has a great deal of useful information directly from the Intact website: http://www.intact.ca/my-driving-discount-terms-and-conditions

The person who advised you of this is completely incorrect.

A gap of insurance can only be a problem qualifying for certain discounts with some companies. Some insurers require the insured to be continuously insured for "X" number of years to qualify for the discount.

You should be able to obtain a quote with no issues.

Hagerty, who is underwritten by Aviva, is great on insurance for Classic vehicles.

If you add collision coverage, consider adding OPCF 43 removing deprecation since you are buying the motorcycle brand new. The cost should be minimal.

For what it is worth, the companies I work with for motorcycle insurance pays out the same % commission. Contact me for any questions.

Thanks for the referral!

Aviva would be competitive on the CBR 125 and long as you complete the motorcycle training course. Contact me for further information.

With Intact, a motorcycle that is 16 years and older (it would apply to the 99 r6) they rate it as a standard model and do not surcharge it for being a sport bike. The rates would be competitive. Contact me if you have any questions.

Only at fault, and partially at fault claims can have an impact on your insurance rates. FSCO will not allow an insurance company to increase one's rate for a 0% claim, even if the payout is for example $50,000.

Carlos is correct. It is a great idea to increase your liability limit from 1 million to 2 million. The difference in price is usually minimal. 1 million can be used up very quickly these days if you are being sued.