Motorcycle insurance.

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#11 Unread post by anarchy »

qwerty wrote:I have a very good health and medical policy through my work, with a $1000 deductible and 20% co-pay to a maximum of $2000 out-of-pocket per year, so I don't need medical.
sounds like you're pretty familiar with all the coverage you have/need. one thing to check regarding your medical coverage is to be sure you're covered in the event of a motorcycle accident. i've heard of some medical coverage policies that don't cover "high-risk" activities - sky diving, base jumping, motorcycling. yup, some consider motorcycling high risk... won't hurt to be sure that you're fully covered in any event...
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#12 Unread post by silentx »

The Crimson Rider® wrote:go with state farm.

they only go by engine size. which is advantageous to smaller engine bikes that produce a higher power output.
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thats what I have also. cost is pretty fair
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