| Author | Message | ||
     Matt_b |
Anyone living in Ohio, who do you go with for your insurance? I'm getting quotes all across the board. I'm going to need full coverage. | ||
| Lightningstrikes |
Don't know about full coverage insurance. I have liability only, and it's through the same company as my auto and homeowners insurance. I only pay $22 a month for the bike insurance through American Family Insurance. | ||
| Dennista15 |
I have very close to full coverage with Progressive through my insurance agent, who also insures the house and cars (MetLife). I pay $348 annually ($29 per month) for what I feel very good coverage. I can't remember the details right now. Some insurance companies will give you a discount if you take a recognized motorcycle training course. Hope this helps some. | ||
| Whitexc |
It isn't Ohio, but in NY which can't be cheaper...I just wrote with Progressive for $305 for full coverage$100,000/300,000/100,000, $10,000 medical and $500 ded. and this also included roadside assistance. I will probably be switching the house, cars and sled to this agent as well. | ||
| Badlionsfan |
I'm in Ohio and use geico. | ||
| Dobr24 |
Progressive here. Clean record, 37 years old, Male, Two bikes both over 750cc, Full coverage, 450.00 per year. | ||
| Dynasport |
Wow, the prices really do vary. I used to have Progressive here in FL on one bike, a HD FXDX, with no tickets or accidents and was paying over $500/year. I then switched to Allstate at about half the rate. I wonder why it varies so much. | ||
| Mikexup |
I checked around and Geico was the cheapest I could find with decent coverage. Allstate now has a drive going to try and get new customers in the bike market. They are who I have with my cars and house and who I did have with my bikes, but they were ridiculous for what they wanted for the Buell so I switched. Don't know how Geico can be so much more reasonable in their rates for bikes. I am 56 and good driving history. |
