Pembridge is one of many insurance options NFP Moto has and yes very good rates particularly for more rural areas For a motorcycle insurance quote email to: moto@nfp.com
That's who I have. Just got a call from him, he switched me from Pembridge to Wawanesa, now its down to $1500-something per year.....he said what helped was that they classify my Tracer 900 as sport touring, so I'm wondering if Allstate classed it as a sport bike. Also, I have my car with CAA and now I can go thru him for that as well, with no change in premium and still staying with CAA.Switched to Pembridge, in total getting more for less. Got the policy from Matt, check him out at Billyard Insurance Group
I have gleaned from this thread that Wawansea may be a good option for older (over 50) riders like myself looking for "sport touring" insurance. Would anyone be so kind as to recommend a broker for this company and or any other insurance company/broker which may offer competitive pricing for my age, riding experience and bike category. The best quotes I have seen (and the easiest to obtain online) are from TD: 600cc Bandit, 650 V-strom, $650 annually. 1000cc V-strom, GSX1250FA, $1100 annually. Thanks.
Young male, brand new m2 with course, drz400, 636 per year or 53 a month.
LiabilityLiability only or full coverage?
Liability
Usually no, if you look into your policy, they charge almost nothing for the winter months.If one has two bikes on the same policy, is it a viable strategy to take one of the bikes off the policy during the winter months (risking fire/theft)? I know they punish you if you try to cancel the policy altogether, but I would still save several hundred dollars by doing this
If one has two bikes on the same policy, is it a viable strategy to take one of the bikes off the policy during the winter months (risking fire/theft)? I know they punish you if you try to cancel the policy altogether, but I would still save several hundred dollars by doing this
Do you ride both? I’d leave one on fire and theft till I wanted to ride it anyways…
Paying about $80/year for my KTM, liability only. It is blue plated
Get some pretty funny looks rolling up to Tim Hortons on a 2-stroke 300
Thanks! I don't fully understand how this works though. I'm still paying my normal premium through the winter months. Is the implication that if I cancelled the policy for those months, that cost would be added to the premium when I re-instate it in Spring?Usually no, if you look into your policy, they charge almost nothing for the winter months.
It usually looks something like this.....
Do you ride both? I’d leave one on fire and theft till I wanted to ride it anyways…
How much more if you wanted comp? I know the "off road" bikes have super cheap insurance when blue plated.