I am about to put the two 'new' Savages on the road here in upstate NY.  I wanted to get coverage beyond liability.

Who do you use for Insurance and what are the going rates?

Thanks,

dk

RG wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:04:


Progressive, $120/yr, Texas, for one bike.  I'm about to insure my YZF with them as well, I can clue you in if there's a discount for >1 bike.

Hey all

Here in New Brunswick Canada we are being made Insurance poor, in whatever it be....cars...motorcycle...homeowners ....   etc...

The government has steped in and is supposedly going to regulate it, but I have yet to see any difference.

I pay $450 per year for my bike Insurance for
LIABILITY ONLY....  This being accident free, with never a claim on any vehicle I own.  If I wanted full coverage, I was quoted an average of $900 to $1200 per year.

My homeowners Insurance is almost $800 per year, on a Modest middle class dwelling, appraised at 80 thousand, plus contents....Also with never a claim drawn.

With the price of Gas at almost $4 per gallon.....Insurance being so high....and regular maintainence...It's darn good thing I love to ride.


Anyone got a spare green card?         LOL

cheers


Michael

WD wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:04:


Hagerty will insure a classic car pretty cheap.  My 64 Impala and 65 Buick are $95 per year (each) for full comprehensive coverage.  Of course, that's for cars that are not driven every day.

Now that I'm up to 4 running cars and 3 running bikes, nothing gets driven every day any more.

I'm using Progressive for coverage on two bikes and it is costing about $350 per year. I've got some hospitalization coverage and the minimum liability needed.

WD wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:04:


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I've got Progressive too...I opted for just liability and uninsured motorist coverage, but the comprehensive and collision wasn't THAT expensive.  My current coverage is about $120 a year.  If you're financing the new bikes, you'll have to opt for the comprehensive and collision.  I'm actually thinking about switching my auto coverage to Progressive.  

Progressive.....$300/yr........seems there were some records on file from a couple years back...something about the rest of the traffic going too slow which made me look like I was going faster....or so they said.
Currently looking for a better deal.