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2011 Jevco Sport Bike List from John R. Duffy Insurance

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List of Trade Names and Models of Motorcycles considererd Sport by Jevco Insurance

Aprilia - RSV 1000R, Mille, Factory

Benelli - Tornado TRE

BMW - S1000RR

Ducati - 749, 848, 999, 1098, 1198, 1198S, 1198R, Desmosedici RR

Honda - CBR 600F, 600F2, 600F3, 600F4, 600F4i, 600RR, 600SE,
CBR 900, 900RR, 929, 929RR, 954, 954RR
CBR 1000 Hurricane, 1000RR, 1100X, 1100XX
RC51
RVT 1000
VTR 1000F, 1000 Firestorm

Kawasaki - 750R
900R
ZX-6, ZX-6R, ZX-6RR
ZX-7, ZX-7R, ZX-7RR
ZX-9R, ZX-9RR
ZX-10, ZX-10R
ZX-12R
ZX-14
ZX 600, 600R
ZX 750, 750R
ZX 900, 900R
ZX 1000
ZX 1100
ZX 1200

KTM - 950. 990, 1190 RC8, 1190 RC8R, RC8

Suzuki - GSX 1300R, 1300R Hayabusa
GSXR 600, 600 Alstare
GSXR 750
GSXR 1000
GSXR 1100
GSXR 1300
TL 1000

Triumph - Daytona T595, 600, 650, 900, 955, 955i, 1200
Daytona 675, 675 Triple
Daytona Super Three
Speed Triple (T509)
Speed Quatre
Sprint RS, Sport, ST
TT 600

Yamaha - YZF 600R, 750, 750R, 750SPE, 1000R
YZF R1
YZF R6, R6L, R6S

The above noted bikes are surcharged 400%. The Company reserves the right to reconsider certain models if the need arises.

All bikes 16 years old and prior are considered Standard Models. Therefore, for the year 2011 bikes 1995 and older will be considered Standard Models.
 
Most of them make sense except for Triumph Sprint ST. I thought it was a sport tourer?
 
Other than the obviouse answer of it cost more money what does the 400% apply to.

So if i have a 600c with collision, theft and fire thats not considered a sport and it costs me 1000 to insure but if i have a 600 considered a sport it will cost me 4000?
 
Ahh dammit I guess they didn't include the 1996 and older models this year huh... oh well.
 
Two50noob said:
Other than the obviouse answer of it cost more money what does the 400% apply to.

So if i have a 600c with collision, theft and fire thats not considered a sport and it costs me 1000 to insure but if i have a 600 considered a sport it will cost me 4000?
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Actually it would cost you $5000
 
RetroGrouch said:
What happened to Buell? Are they still surcharged but not on the list since they are no longer a current manufacturer?
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Shhh. I think it's best if we don't remind them of any missing bikes...
 
Two50noob said:
Other than the obviouse answer of it cost more money what does the 400% apply to.

So if i have a 600c with collision, theft and fire thats not considered a sport and it costs me 1000 to insure but if i have a 600 considered a sport it will cost me 4000?
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I don't work for Jevco, but I'm pretty certain that the surcharge would apply to the coverages where it makes logical sense (i.e. coverages where you have an increased chance of making a claim due to the SS power):

- Liability
- Accident Benefits
- Collision

I am quite certain that the surcharge would not apply to Comprehensive/Specified Perils, but I would have to see their manual to determine that.
 
Thanks John Duffy for posting the list!
 
What about the Street Triple? That on the SS list -- don't see it listed.
 
VifferFun said:
I don't work for Jevco, but I'm pretty certain that the surcharge would apply to the coverages where it makes logical sense (i.e. coverages where you have an increased chance of making a claim due to the SS power):

- Liability
- Accident Benefits
- Collision

I am quite certain that the surcharge would not apply to Comprehensive/Specified Perils, but I would have to see their manual to determine that.
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The sport bike surcharge is applicable to all coverages including Comprehensive/Specified Perils.
 
RetroGrouch said:
What happened to Buell? Are they still surcharged but not on the list since they are no longer a current manufacturer?
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None of the Buells are considered sport bikes with Jevco this year or in past years.
 
Krauser said:
What about the Street Triple? That on the SS list -- don't see it listed.
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The Street Triple is not on the sport bike list, therefore no surcharge would apply.
 
Insurance Guy said:
The sport bike surcharge is applicable to all coverages including Comprehensive/Specified Perils.
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On second thought -- given that SS bikes are the prime target for Motorcycle thefts, this makes perfect sense. Thanks for clarifying.
 
RetroGrouch said:
That's not what my broker told me and I'm quite sure I saw Buell on a previous surcharge list.
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This is why I'm confused about the Street Triple... It's a Daytona 675 without fairings basically, minus a few other small things and I've seen it on the SS list before.
 
Also when I called for a quote back in april they told me that my aprilia shiver is also super sports
 
no more surcharge on Yamaha FZ1? looks like i kno what bike im getting next season
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