Best Insurance quotes for Canada/Ontrario

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buddhacide · Tue Jun 06, 2006 3:35 pm

Who do you guys use for insurance?

Also, do insurance companies in Canada take into consideration the seasonal nature of Canadian riding. Can I get a plan of coverage from say June- October?

TIA

buddhacide · Sat Jun 17, 2006 1:24 pm

Nobody?

RTR · #3 Unread post by **RTR** » Sat Jun 17, 2006 4:52 pm

Although our primary riding season in Ontario is from May until say October. It could start earlier and finish later depending on personal choices.

Insurance is issued on a per annum basis. With the majority of your premiums being used up during the summer months.

Most companies mandate payment upfront. Some will prorate over a few month period. Only State Farm that I know of allows monthly payments.

Example of my policy. Kingsway General. Short Rate Cancellation table is as follows:
1-30 days 15 %
31-60 days 32 %
61-90 days 49%
91-120 days 66%
121-150 days 83%
151 days and over 100%

Hope this helps.

buddhacide · Tue Jun 20, 2006 6:35 am

Thanks. I tried to get allstate but they will only insure people that have other insurance with them. I went with Riders Plus. It was the ceapest quote I could find ($1290), payable over 6 months (threw it on the old credit card. I think there is a similar short rate table to that one.

Tue Jun 20, 2006 11:20 am

I picked up a brocure when I was in Ottawa for a company called Riders Plus, Im gonna check them out for a quote, anyone else want to,

www.ridersplus.com

I'll lket you know how it goes...

Im currently paying 1100 a year PLPD for my bike (I know, ouch, but I have my M2 only with no MSF course)

RTR · #6 Unread post by **RTR** » Wed Jun 21, 2006 3:30 am

NorthernPete wrote:I picked up a brocure when I was in Ottawa for a company called Riders Plus, Im gonna check them out for a quote, anyone else want to,

www.ridersplus.com

I'll lket you know how it goes...

Im currently paying 1100 a year PLPD for my bike (I know, ouch, but I have my M2 only with no MSF course)

From your signature, are you not a member of Southern Cruisers? I thought I had heard that they have some kind of corportate discount with Kingsway General. Worth a shot.

Also a $400 investment of the CSC (Canada Safety Council) "Gearing Up" course at your local college could provide you huge savings down the road.

Wed Jun 21, 2006 2:25 pm

YellowWing wrote:
NorthernPete wrote:I picked up a brocure when I was in Ottawa for a company called Riders Plus, Im gonna check them out for a quote, anyone else want to,

www.ridersplus.com

I'll lket you know how it goes...

Im currently paying 1100 a year PLPD for my bike (I know, ouch, but I have my M2 only with no MSF course)
From your signature, are you not a member of Southern Cruisers? I thought I had heard that they have some kind of corportate discount with Kingsway General. Worth a shot.

Also a $400 investment of the CSC (Canada Safety Council) "Gearing Up" course at your local college could provide you huge savings down the road.

Thats IS with my SC discount *chuckles* Im getting hosed....

RTR · #8 Unread post by **RTR** » Wed Jun 21, 2006 4:56 pm

OUCH! That is bad.

How is your record? If it is clean. Try calling Dalton Timmis Brokerage, http://www.daltontimmis.com/ Ask for Josh Pauls. He tried to help me earlier this year. Unfortunately, I had a couple of tickets.

Good luck.

Mon Jun 26, 2006 6:33 am

well, I called up RiderPlus...and they wont insure me because I didnt take the MSF course....oh well... Life will go on.

clean driving record means nothin to them I guess.

ArcticHarleyMan · Mon Oct 23, 2006 6:23 pm

What I find really wild about m/c insurance is the fact that we can't ride all year round, yet have to pay for full year coverage. Now, snow machines can be insured for partial years, as can cages and RV's. Wazzupwidat??