two words for you guys. liability only.
only $142 a year on my ninja 250
Insurance woes
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If you have an old bike, like the original poster, full coverage could cost you more in one or two years than it would cost to replace the bike.ofblong wrote:liability doesnt replace gear/bike if something happens.DirtyD86 wrote:two words for you guys. liability only.
only $142 a year on my ninja 250
Whether or not to insure beyond liability is going to depend on whether or not you could afford to replace the bike.
I have a friend that automatically insures everything to the hilt. When he told me that he had full coverage on his 25 yr. old Yamaha, I couldn't believe it. When I actually looked at his coverage document, he was paying $250/yr. for the extra coverage. His bike was worth $750 and there was a $200 deductable. In a nutshell, every two years, he had fully paid the insurance company what would be the maximum they would pay him if the bike were stolen/crashed into a brick wall. A complete waste of money.
Bikin' John
'93 Honda CB750 Nighthawk
'93 Honda CB750 Nighthawk
you know... I've never thought of insurance in that way..flynrider wrote:If you have an old bike, like the original poster, full coverage could cost you more in one or two years than it would cost to replace the bike.ofblong wrote:liability doesnt replace gear/bike if something happens.DirtyD86 wrote:two words for you guys. liability only.
only $142 a year on my ninja 250
Whether or not to insure beyond liability is going to depend on whether or not you could afford to replace the bike.
I have a friend that automatically insures everything to the hilt. When he told me that he had full coverage on his 25 yr. old Yamaha, I couldn't believe it. When I actually looked at his coverage document, he was paying $250/yr. for the extra coverage. His bike was worth $750 and there was a $200 deductable. In a nutshell, every two years, he had fully paid the insurance company what would be the maximum they would pay him if the bike were stolen/crashed into a brick wall. A complete waste of money.
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