Insurance suggestion for new young riders

[JamesH]

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So im 19 male and passed the RTI motorcycle course and just thought id post my insurance rates

Desjardins offered me 3,000 a year untill i got my m2 then it would drop to 1600 a year
td offered me 4,000 a year and it would not go down after i get my m2
aviva offered me 1600 a year and stays the same when i get my m2

Aviva was the best deal and i suggest any other young riders to give them a call.

p.s this is for a 2014 kawasaki ninja 300 se brand new valued at $6,500 after tax's

 

[deejizzle]

Sounds all right. You gotta pay to play. Expect the same year over year until 25 or 30 depending on the insurance company.


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[Surnet Insurance - Paul South]

Aviva is very competitive with their rates for new riders who have completed the motorcycle training course.

 

[Joots]

for a 19 year old, $1600 is really good.

 

[jeffjones]

for a 19 year old, $1600 is really good.

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You really not going to find better (Or really even close to that anywhere else)

 

[nomad_man]

try riders plus.

 

[JustinRR]

That's right. When i was 19, 5 years ago, i was paying $1800 liability for Ninja 250 from Jevco, that was considered the cheapest back then, yours really good deal!

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