I'm paying about 460 a year for full coverage, roadside assistance, towing, gear coverage and all that. I have State Farm in GA.
Hi Evolution,I'm paying about 460 a year for full coverage, roadside assistance, towing, gear coverage and all that. I have State Farm in GA.
Teeny - drop me a message as a reminder, I took out a new policy with mine as Swinton Bikes who I had my last policy have turned into thieving bastards and wanted just short of a grand to change my policy over which has been running since September. Did the usual Compare the Merkat stuff and was getting quotes around £550 for the year (that's with full NCD). Phoned a company recommended by Ducati Manchester and got the policy for £335 with protected NCD and commuting, bit better. Can send ya the details for when your ready for a quote.Jings! I added mine to my other bikes policy and it cost around £120… GBP
It gets renewed 20th Jan 2014 - the fun shall begin then, but at least more folk will have had quotes by then and I shall have better options in the UK…
I'm in Ontario, Canada. I pick my 899 up in the spring. I've been quote $879 / 12 months by TD Meloche Monnex (they use Security National Insurance). I have my house and car with them. The are the group insurance provider for the place I work.After finally making up my mind about the 899, I was ready to purchase one. That is until I ran a quote through my insurance provider. $405/month!! They must be out of their mind. I currently have my truck, car, two motorcycles and renters insurance with them. I think I'm being stiffed.. what are y'all paying?
Best quote I got was £530 GBP for the 899 and my Street Bob. It over doubled if I didn't fit the Ducati alarm system or a Bike Trac system. I went with the Ducati one because of warranty and no need for cutting into the wiring loom.. its just plug and play and £230 fitted.Jings! I added mine to my other bikes policy and it cost around £120… GBP
It gets renewed 20th Jan 2014 - the fun shall begin then, but at least more folk will have had quotes by then and I shall have better options in the UK…
Forgot to add to this that the best quote was through the e-bike brokers on the net with the policy through Aegis I think.Best quote I got was £530 GBP for the 899 and my Street Bob. It over doubled if I didn't fit the Ducati alarm system or a Bike Trac system. I went with the Ducati one because of warranty and no need for cutting into the wiring loom.. its just plug and play and £230 fitted.
On the downside I think it uses the same plug as the oem trickle charger so i've got to fit a battery tender lead
I had geigo right before I switched to AAA. I would definitely give AAA a callOk, I need to reshop around. I'm with Progressive (thru USAA) with full coverage and $500/deductibles and paying $2500/annually (clean record and riding over 5-years). Going to look into State Farm, Farmers and Geico.
*Update* quote from Geico is $1600/annual, looks like I'm switching.
State Farms usually beats Geico and USAA. I had to cancel USAA a year ago because they have become too expensive. Check AAA as well.Ok, I need to reshop around. I'm with Progressive (thru USAA) with full coverage and $500/deductibles and paying $2500/annually (clean record and riding over 5-years). Going to look into State Farm, Farmers and Geico.
*Update* quote from Geico is $1600/annual, looks like I'm switching.