| Author | Message | ||
     Mrncgy1 |
Mine From Dairyland is $1,839.92 for 12 months... I'm Pissed  | ||
| Adoogie3 |
$252.00 a year state farm insurance | ||
| Krassh |
$370 for 12 months on the Buell. $186 for 12 months on the KTM. $396 for 12 months on the Harley. For a total of $952/year. 42 years old clean record. This is full coverage through Geico with $100 deductibles on all 3 comp/coll. (Message edited by Krassh on January 31, 2009) | ||
| Texastechx1 |
Mine From Dairyland is $1,839.92 for 12 months... I'm Pissed I may not have an 1125r BUT Dairyland pulled the same BS with me, mine went from 800-2500!!! I switched to progressive, $575 a year for full coverage on a 02 X1, 22yrs old, 1 wreck and 1 BIG speeding ticket! | ||
| Kttemplar |
$928 From Geico. full coverage+ I have an extra 10,000 in property damage. This is also in NY with a $500 deductible (Message edited by kttemplar on January 31, 2009) (Message edited by kttemplar on January 31, 2009) | ||
| Adoogie3 |
state farm is by far the cheapest | ||
| 4cammer |
309.00 yr from Geico, full coverage. Sorry....that is for a '07 XB9R. (Message edited by 4Cammer on January 31, 2009) | ||
| Sleez |
98 S1W, 2000 Blast: State Minimums 2008 Uly: Full Coverage 411.00/ yr w/Progressive through my agent. | ||
| Dynasport |
240 a year for my HD with 500 deductible from Allstate. I had Progressive before and was paying $500/yr. Then I had the bright idea to call around. | ||
| Eagle1 |
$675/yr through Dairyland That was when I was 24 with a clean record. I'm hoping for a discount now that I turned 25 (and I'll be getting married this year.) | ||
| Dano_12s |
I hope someone can chime in that can recommend the right coverages[stacked,unstacked,uninsured ect.]I had a friend go down in Oct.,other drivers fault,he had min.coverage.He had a 2 Mo.stay in a nursing home,he's ok but got us thinking about policy limits. | ||
| Ron_luning |
$320 a year with USAA (military or military family to enroll), with medium liability level, $0 deductible for comprehensive, and $50 deductible for collision. | ||
| Tonedeath |
state farm is not the cheapest they dont even like inshuring bikes | ||
| Jleblanc26 |
2482/yr, thats 241/month at GEICO. thats still alot by any standard. its because the bike is registered near the bike theft capital of Louisiana. New Orleans progressive wanted 600/month!!!! because i live near New Orleans. i was about to drop the phone when she said that. | ||
| Jleblanc26 |
Get uninsured motorist, with all the dumba$$s running around with no insurance. A car pull out in front of me in Metairie, totaled bike and put me in the hospital, and i was worried for 3 days that he didn't have insurance, but thank god he did. Don't take any chances. | ||
| Samcol |
26 years old, dui speeding ticket, totaled 05 xb in wreck, 08 1125r $2,100 full coverage grange insurance. most places wanted $3,800 plus | ||
| Adoogie3 |
State farm is the cheapest .Ive been told by progressive and gieco that they cant even touch state farms prices and was also told good luck getting insured by them .I did!!You have to have a good record for them even to insure you on a bike .It also helps to have a multi auto plan also.I checked my bill 20.97 a month 251.64 a year  | ||
| Zac4mac |
Base liability - 130.00 for 12 months - Progressive. 54 y.o. One ticket per year average, only one tho in last 3 years. 260 for same coverage on an 86 Cherokee, but only 6 mos. Z | ||
| Jjr1125 |
Wow!  I guess I didn't know how good I have it. I'm 52 years old,married and no tickets. I have 4 bikes and the 1125R costs me a total of $509 a year from Progressive. $500 deductible, $5,000 medical, $100,000/$300,000 bodily injury liability and $50,000 property damage. It also covers $3,000 in accessories. | ||
| Sleez |
progressive beat statefarm for me by about 6.00/yr | ||
| Xl1200r |
state farm is not the cheapest they dont even like inshuring bikes When I had my 2004 Sportster, State Farm (who I also have an auto, life and home policy with), was HUGE money. When I went to insure my XB12R, State Farm was the cheapest by literally thousands. It even went down once I bought the 1125. Right now (from memory): 2009 Buell 1125CR - $350-ish a year 1964 HD Sportster - $75-ish a year (yes, $75) Full coverage (likely more than I really need), $500 deductible in New York State. | ||
| Adoogie3 |
full coverage ,500 hundred deductable and 100,000.00 per person. total accident 300,00.00.and your right Xl1200r when i got my r it went down from my xb price .go fiqure  | ||
| Luisemilio25r |
606.72 a year with Arrowhead. 1 Accident, several speeding tickets. 30 y/o. on 1125r | ||
| Jmr1283 |
just shy of 900yr. dairyland. for my 1125r I only have one more point left before they take my license. 1 O.U.I (driving under the influence) blew .11 when the limit is .08 . it sucked. other tickets were excessive speeding. geico insurance has full coverage on my truck, and they wouldnt even insure my bike. progressive was 3000 yr or something crazy like that. i live in maine. no auto theft here. so i guess im lucky that they dont have to add soemthing like that to their figuring sheet. | ||
| Jmr1283 |
Texastechx1 - why did urs jump up in cost>? | ||
| Boogiman1981 |
damn i am looking at 4500 a year with uninsured coverage. i had a honda shadow that was 375 a year before uninsured and about 900 a year after. guess i need to shop around. | ||
| Steeleagle |
'08 1125R: $478/year with Cincinnati for full coverage $250k/$500k with $500 deductible. '09 HD V-Rod: $565/year, same coverage. Something no one has asked: Anybody see a drop after taking an MSF course? My agent asked specifically if I had taken one. (I had.) | ||
| Jjr1125 |
Steeleagle, I am a MSF instructor. I had to ask and I think they discounted $15. | ||
| Bigschwerm |
$468 at Geico thats with military discount this was the cheapest i have found so far with military discount. Usaa who uses progressive for there bike insurance quoted me something crazy like $1300 a year or something and ive been a member with them since i went active duty in 1997 go figure.... | ||
| Usmoto |
Don't know the figure exactly but I think it's around $350 a year thru USAA. $500 deduct and full coverage. |
