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Post by brokenicarus on Apr 3, 2007 0:21:23 GMT -5
Hey guys, time to get this sucker out on the road as my commuter.
I was wondering what people did for insurance? I checked with progressive, they said because of the bike's age I'd have to get comprehensive, which was a little steep at $360 a year. What companies do ya'll have/what rates do you get?
Thanks,
Davey
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Post by hopwheels on Apr 3, 2007 9:10:07 GMT -5
I use Geico. To add my '78 SR was like $80 per year, but I've got my Suzuki as the main insured bike.
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Post by brokenicarus on Apr 4, 2007 11:05:44 GMT -5
hey thanks! I'll check 'em out  |
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Post by oldtimebiker on Apr 11, 2007 14:29:05 GMT -5
You might want to consider insuring it with a company that would write it as an antique or classic under an "Agreed Value Policy". Because of it's age, this would be your best option. It's usually much cheaper than mainstream insurance. There are some differences, like they don't want you riding the bike to work and on some policys they impose a yearly mileage limit, but really... how many miles are you going to ride your SR if it's not your main bike? (Besides, your speedo cable could break...) Contact an independant insurance broker, most of them can either sell you this type of policy or help you find a broker who can. I pay less than $100 a year for a '67 Triumph valued at $7500.
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Post by waspp on Apr 16, 2007 13:43:22 GMT -5
I have insuance for my 2 Guzzi's with Formost Ins. I think the total is about $300 per year. Great policy which includes gear and towing, just in case.
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