Insurance ad.
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Caddywumpus
4N631
Motaurs.
ScottRNelson
Mr. Dual Sport Rider
No worse than any of the other motorcycle insurance ads from the other companies. I.e., they're all bad. :x
East Bay Mike
Well-known member
Those progressive commercials are quite cringey.
Yet somehow my insurance agent said they were the best deal for me. :ride
Yet somehow my insurance agent said they were the best deal for me. :ride
ViperThreat
Well-known member
They don't really do anything for me. Many of them make it painfully aware how disconnected from motorcycle culture their marketing team is.
Also, I've had Geico in the past, and can categorically say that they are an awful provider, so I suppose I have a bias.
Also, I've had Geico in the past, and can categorically say that they are an awful provider, so I suppose I have a bias.
Michael1013
Active member
I’ve always wondered why there were so many motorcycle insurance commercials on cable and radio in general. Seems kinda niche and if you have a motorcycle you already know you need insurance and will probably just use whoever’s insuring your car.
CDONA
Home of Vortex tuning
There is one I like,
Three riders, lead on a Triumph, Road King, some metric cruiser.
How much extra the lead rider earns for the unprotected long blonde hair in the breeze? Must have professional help with that.
Other two, great timing, both lifting out of a corner in unison, just no big whack of throttle. They all do look comfortable together as a for reals ride.
Three riders, lead on a Triumph, Road King, some metric cruiser.
How much extra the lead rider earns for the unprotected long blonde hair in the breeze? Must have professional help with that.
Other two, great timing, both lifting out of a corner in unison, just no big whack of throttle. They all do look comfortable together as a for reals ride.
brichter
Spun out freakshow
It won't be AAA branded, but they supply moto insurance in CA. It also counts towards multiline discounts, and I've been happy with them for the one claim I've had...
They are on par with 99% of ads these days : terrible and stupid, I'd rather spend the day at DMV than watch even a second of any of them. They all look like they were written by elementary school teachers for kids. At least at the DMV you can often times get some goofball weirdos to observe, and some amusing arguments between the disgruntled teller bots and their highly esteemed clients out of the deal.
ctwo
Merely Rhetorical
AAA brokers the insurance with American Modern Insurance Group, HQ in OH, and yeah all billing and policy is AMIG branded. I don't know what AAA gets out of it. Maybe the AAA insurance agent gets a commission. Maybe AAA is required to offer MC insurance in CA. My policy used to be direct with AAA about 10 years ago.
It looks like AMIG has a 1.5 star rating here: https://www.yelp.com/biz/american-modern-insurance-group-amelia
brichter
Spun out freakshow
like I said, only ever had 1 claim, and they were going to total the bike. Hit & run in the parking lot at work, but he did it at lunch and our bldg had the only cafeteria for the 3 buildings at that location, so of course somebody saw him and reported it.
I told them I didn't want to total the bike, so they asked me for a parts list needed to repair it, and cut me a $1600 check when I sent them an itemized list for $1000. I asked why they overpaid the claim, the adjuster said "You need to get paid for your labor to fix it." :cool