Quick question regarding when insurance start counting your "experience"

[Pan]

So if I got my (M1) in March and (M2) in May, which month would insurance start with?

 

[dsburfitt]

Re: Quick question regarding when insurance start counting your "experience"

March. It's the month you would have been getting some cold experience

 

[Kyle]

Re: Quick question regarding when insurance start counting your "experience"

sf dosent give a **** how much experience you have.

 

[hedo2002]

Re: Quick question regarding when insurance start counting your "experience"

sf dosent give a **** how much experience you have.

Although true about bike insurance, the OP should note that State Farm requires the rider to hold a valid G for 6 years before they will insure them on a bike. Just throwing that out there in the event the OP is a younger person with only a G1 or G2. Then State Farm won't touch them.

 

[drumstyx]

Re: Quick question regarding when insurance start counting your "experience"

Although true about bike insurance, the OP should note that State Farm requires the rider to hold a valid G for 6 years before they will insure them on a bike. Just throwing that out there in the event the OP is a younger person with only a G1 or G2. Then State Farm won't touch them.

I think it might just be 5 years with some form of G (G1, G2, G) and presently having a G.

 

[Pan]

Re: Quick question regarding when insurance start counting your "experience"

Mhmm what about other than state farm (ie TD) I know they ask for when you get your m1/m2

 

[Apollo95]

Re: Quick question regarding when insurance start counting your "experience"

i didn't go with TD because they required an alarm system be installed,
and they will not allow you to install it. they request is be installed by a specialist with documentation proving as such.

i have also been told by other riders with TD who weren't requested to install an alarm. i don't get it.

however, with that in mind, and if you're willing to spend the money on alarm and install, the rate was lower than other places.

still i went with statefarm, as i didn't wan to install alarm. got a better rate bundle with home and auto.

 

[Pan]

Re: Quick question regarding when insurance start counting your "experience"

Can't go with SF, dont have 5 years of G yet :/

 

[Kyle]

Re: Quick question regarding when insurance start counting your "experience"

i didn't go with TD because they required an alarm system be installed,
and they will not allow you to install it. they request is be installed by a specialist with documentation proving as such.

i have also been told by other riders with TD who weren't requested to install an alarm. i don't get it.

however, with that in mind, and if you're willing to spend the money on alarm and install, the rate was lower than other places.

still i went with statefarm, as i didn't wan to install alarm. got a better rate bundle with home and auto.

more proof insurance companys do what ever the **** they want with no rules or oversight