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Which bike is the cheapest to insure as a new rider.

Tr calling some insurance companies. They all are different. some increase more then others the difference for myself between a 600ss and a litre bike is under $20 a month. Typically the smaller the bike the less expensive it is but at some point you have to just bite the bullet and start off your insurance record.
 
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I'm 31m in Toronto with a clean record and state farm insures me for $640 all in (full coverage) for a 2008 cbr125. For me a 500+ cc bike starts around $1100 or so per year.
 
mimico_polak said:
I'm 31m in Toronto with a clean record and state farm insures me for $640 all in (full coverage) for a 2008 cbr125. For me a 500+ cc bike starts around $1100 or so per year.
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Wholly crap does location really make that much of a difference? That's about what me and the wife pay together for two 600ss's with State Farm...lol. We are also a few years younger.
 
Insurance is expensive on your first year. You can hold your license for a year and go to jevco, i pay about $1500/year for a Ninja 250, i'm 21 years old. One accident.
 
Honda CB600F (aka. Honda Hornet, aka Honda 599)

As a new rider (35 year old, M2 licence, living in Etobicoke) I was with Jevco and this is what I paid:
1[SUP]st[/SUP][SUP][/SUP] year: $910
2[SUP]nd[/SUP][SUP][/SUP] year: $554

Basic insurance. This is great rate for a bike like 599. Nearly 100 horsepower and 400 pound weight this thing can fly!!!

Check out honda599.com forum. My friend is selling his 2006 for cheap.
 
yardie said:
Just wondering which bike is the cheapest to insure?
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None.




On a more serious note, the Ninja 250 will be cheaper than all the other bikes unless its a really old model because it has a smaller engine. The CHEAPEST bike to ensure is probably the Honda CBR 125.
 
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Old non-sport bikes under 500cc through Jevco, liability only.
 
Honestly, wait a year.

I'm turning 25 and have my M2 for a year on September and June respectively. The difference between now, 25, and M2 for a year for a GS500F are...

~$3200
~$1800
~$1100

I think I'll just wait and save the $ lol (And ride secretly prior to that =D)
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