How much do you pay for your motorcycle insurance?
Friday, March 12th, 2010 at
2:26 am
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Sounds like you got a good deal.
Here is what my company charges: Liability $120 a year / Full Coverage $198 a year.
thats about right you can always call a few places and see if you can find cheaper
About 350 a year for full coverage on a Moto Guzzi Griso. It is 1100 cc so that is on par with your costs for a smaller engine size. Most US insurance companies price based on engine size, not the bike type…
$800 a year, on an ’08 Ducati S2R 1000
$180 or so for an 82 harley 1300.
Geez, I pay $96/month for a 2007 Kawasaki Nomad. Full coverage, no tickets or accidents, 49 years old. It just went up $10/month, too.
I pay $220.00 a yr for an 07 H-D Sportster
ha $1,500/yr
I’m on a gixxer 1000, one ticket in the past three years and no accidents… ever.
the funny part is geico allstate and statefarm wanted 7,000/yr!!!
I’m pissed
$120 a year, but I don’t have any sort of comprehensive insurance on the bike – a 2003 Kawasaki 1500 Mean Streak. But any insurance price is based on the rating system the insurers use. Factors would include your age, driving history, size and type of motorcycle, and (obviously) how much coverage you purchase. I use State Farm – they were competitively priced and I use them for my car also. I also received pretty good quotes from Progressive and Geico.
$400 a year. ’02 Electraglide standard.
$216 a year for full coverage on an 06 SV650
181.00/yr ’05 road king custom