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What type of insurance coverage is recommended and what do people typically get?
I know there is the Collision (my fault) insurance, but what about Comprehensive (for underinsured/uninsured/theft, etc)?
I have a 2002 Suzuki Bandit 600S and it's supposed to be one of the lower insurance rates, but it's looking a lot like my car insurance and I'm unsure what coverage is typical.
Thanks.
I know there is the Collision (my fault) insurance, but what about Comprehensive (for underinsured/uninsured/theft, etc)?
I have a 2002 Suzuki Bandit 600S and it's supposed to be one of the lower insurance rates, but it's looking a lot like my car insurance and I'm unsure what coverage is typical.
Thanks.
if you dont own the bike its going to cost a fortune to cover any bike. if you just want Collision then its cheap. i have the singal limit coverage. instead of breaking your coverage down into like 25/20/50 for damages medical and total, i have 500,000$ to cover the accident and it can be split however needed. it seems like the best way to go for me. and runs 500$ a year on my 03 katana600
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I have full coverage on my bike as well which is run around $600 for 02 V-Star 650cc. I bought the cover for 100/200 per accident for bodily injury and $100,000 for properties damaged. I recommend to get a higher coverage if you plan to ride in a group.
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that doesnt sound like full coverage, whats your deductable on the bike?
VStar4Life wrote:I have full coverage on my bike as well which is run around $600 for 02 V-Star 650cc. I bought the cover for 100/200 per accident for bodily injury and $100,000 for properties damaged. I recommend to get a higher coverage if you plan to ride in a group.
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I am an old slow guy on an old slow bike.
I have $100 deductible comprehensive and $250 collision.
Progressive chrged me $376.
My boss has State Farm and pays $240 but I don't know what deductibles.
This is one instance where age helps.
I have $100 deductible comprehensive and $250 collision.
Progressive chrged me $376.
My boss has State Farm and pays $240 but I don't know what deductibles.
This is one instance where age helps.
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Definitely check out State Farm if you haven't already done so. I think
there's almost a consensus that they have some of the lowest rates around.
Full coverage on my Suzuki V-strom 650 at $167, and $208 for full coverage
on my Yamaha FZ1. Of course that's with 1k deductibles. Just doesn't pay to
make small claims these days.
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there's almost a consensus that they have some of the lowest rates around.
Full coverage on my Suzuki V-strom 650 at $167, and $208 for full coverage
on my Yamaha FZ1. Of course that's with 1k deductibles. Just doesn't pay to
make small claims these days.
-Sparrow
i actually know a farmers agent, and after talking to him i found out that farms sub contracts bike insurance through progressive. and all the quots ive gotten were double the price from farmers. the agent said i should go with progressive. says alot when an insurance agent sends you to another company.
at leasts thats how it is in my area
at leasts thats how it is in my area
sparrow wrote:Definitely check out State Farm if you haven't already done so. I think
there's almost a consensus that they have some of the lowest rates around.
Full coverage on my Suzuki V-strom 650 at $167, and $208 for full coverage
on my Yamaha FZ1. Of course that's with 1k deductibles. Just doesn't pay to
make small claims these days.
-Sparrow