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I have state farm and pay $179 full coverage per year on '10 WideGlide!!
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Sure is different here...I take my chances and have liability only...$260 per year covers both bikes. If I went for full coverage on both it would be over $7,000-$8,000!!!
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I pay a little over $300 a year for full coverage, and that covers my HD and 2 ATV's.-Steve, MSgt USAF
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Either you fellas are really old, or live in a desolate location...or both.It's not "derailed", as long as the last post relates to the post above it...it's just on a different rail, heading into a more interesting directionComment
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I can't comment,cuz i don't get it. maybe it'll help to know the year of the bikes and details of coverage, like is it replacement cost ?What are the deductables ?How much is the bike worth ?Originally posted by Motive View Post
The demographic statistics of theft & crashes etc.... those prices are fuggin way low for lets just say $25.000 motorcycle. I use to pay 600.00 all in for a $7000.00 motorcycle.
Not sure we're compairing apples to apples.HERD MEMBER #0057
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Wow that is expensive. Went with Allstate, the agent is a biker and for my bikes and the kids bikes about 950 a year (5 bikes)..
I was really surprised and pleased.Herd #00049 formerly Soccer... Time for a changeComment
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Well considering they're all HD, they're all over the 1000CC barrier, except for the 883. Not sure if "VROD" means "More money" (it was on par with the rest of the floor models when I bought it) in the eyes of an insurance leech (maybe it's classified something other than "cruiser"), but I'm a few cubes smaller than an 80, and only 50CC higher than a 1200 sporty.Originally posted by CRAIGERHD View PostIt's not "derailed", as long as the last post relates to the post above it...it's just on a different rail, heading into a more interesting directionComment
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My insurance broker put me with a special company on the bikes because of the V-Rod...high risk or something and then the speeding tickets...:ouchOriginally posted by Motive View Post
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One of my legion riders has an '09 RK , and pays just over 300 per year through State Farm for "full" coverage. Comp, collision, un-insured, under insured, and liability....If he farts on the seat its covered....WE get good deals here...He's into his about 35 K.......Originally posted by CRAIGERHD View PostU.S. Army "Retired"
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Probably has alot to do with being in Utah....vs TX
Probably alot less uninsured motorists...It's not "derailed", as long as the last post relates to the post above it...it's just on a different rail, heading into a more interesting directionComment
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Very likely.....Originally posted by Motive View Post
We have been pretty lucky here with insurance pricing....
My total for all insurance I buy is just over $ 1200 per year....That covers my house, cars, bike, even the dog for 2K if she needs to go to the vet...
With 3 kids in the house.....
Its cheap...
Until I add up my health insurance.....Thats a different story......U.S. Army "Retired"
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I know just going from Travis to Williamson county is a drop in rates. Travis has alot more college kids and illegals, Williamson has notoriously strict cops....which is fine, because it keeps alot of the college kids and illegals out, not to mention much less panhandling deadbeats.It's not "derailed", as long as the last post relates to the post above it...it's just on a different rail, heading into a more interesting directionComment
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The same holds true for me If I go 30 miles more into Salt Lake City, the rates can go up by nearly 20 percent...Not sure but It sounds like a population count thing....HHmmmOriginally posted by Motive View PostU.S. Army "Retired"
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Yep , the old supply and demand concept.....HERD MEMBER #0057
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