Cdn_Lumber
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I read something about raising rates for the 16-34 age group.....does that apply to people who ride non super sport as well???
Not Sure, I read that as well and it was very vague
I read something about raising rates for the 16-34 age group.....does that apply to people who ride non super sport as well???
I hope that my R3 rate for next spring doesn't change. I just purchased a brand new 2015 R3 in Blue just yesterday for $5k out the door. I got quoted $3000 for full coverage on my R3 about two weeks ago from Paul. I also asked rates for 600's, ended up being all $11K for me.
I hope that my R3 rate for next spring doesn't change. I just purchased a brand new 2015 R3 in Blue just yesterday for $5k out the door. I got quoted $3000 for full coverage on my R3 about two weeks ago from Paul. I also asked rates for 600's, ended up being all $11K for me.
The bigger question is why would you pay 3k for an r3.Holy crap! How do you guys afford $3k/yr ins. at your age?
Gotta remember that most people at our age don't have homes and dependables to pay for.Holy crap! How do you guys afford $3k/yr ins. at your age?
I think Allstate still will be more $$ compared with Aviva. I'm also with them and so far i'm very happy.
The bigger question is why would you pay 3k for an r3.
What? I'm saying why would he pay 3k a year for insurance on an r3. That's Supersport price territory. Are you saying he shouldn't have insured it and spent that money only on track days?$3k buys a lot of track time where there is no insurance required and no speed limits. If you've never done it, seriously consider it. Its a bunch of like minded enthusiasts going as fast/slow as they like in a much safer environment. We all had our first track day once, don't be afraid to ask if you are interested.
CorrectWhat? I'm saying why would he pay 3k a year for insurance on an r3. That's Supersport price territory. Are you saying he shouldn't have insured it and spent that money only on track days?
The bigger question is why would you pay 3k for an r3.
Dont know how old he is, but if hes like 18, 3k sounds about right for a 300(especially if hes a new rider).....I was quoted at like 2000$ for an r3/ninja 300...and i was 26 at the time
this is BEFORE the new/cheaper rates went into affect(that also offered less coverage)
Does this mean my hopes of getting a VFR800 just got better?
Lol, currently with aviva with my 250. I pay 1400 a year, tried getting a quote for a fz09, fz07, cbr600 all restricted.. looks like ill be switching