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Tripler
I've been riding 8 years with a street triple R, and been insured by State Farm the whole time. Full insurance (collision/comp/ $500 deductibles, liability + uninsured ~100k) for around $400 a year.
Got an 1199s, shopped around, everyone was quoting me super high prices - like 2000-3000 a year. State Farm said no worries - $700 a year, same coverages.
Got a 2017 Ninja 1000 ABS recently for more sport touring - insanity. like $4k+ quotes from everyone under the sun. I got half a dozen quotes from all the big guys today - Nationwide, Geico, Allstate, Dairyland etc... State Farm said $750 a year, which I thought was ridiculously high - but apparently not.
I have a spotless record (never a single ticket), mid thirties. I heard if you stay at a company too long without switching you can get labeled somehow and then stuck with high rates. Anyone had a similar experience? I can't believe this is normal to be looking at 4k per year quotes.
Geico is frequently mentioned on here but I've never got a quote from them under $1500 for those type of coverages.... that's with two cars, rental, multiple motos too.
Got an 1199s, shopped around, everyone was quoting me super high prices - like 2000-3000 a year. State Farm said no worries - $700 a year, same coverages.
Got a 2017 Ninja 1000 ABS recently for more sport touring - insanity. like $4k+ quotes from everyone under the sun. I got half a dozen quotes from all the big guys today - Nationwide, Geico, Allstate, Dairyland etc... State Farm said $750 a year, which I thought was ridiculously high - but apparently not.
I have a spotless record (never a single ticket), mid thirties. I heard if you stay at a company too long without switching you can get labeled somehow and then stuck with high rates. Anyone had a similar experience? I can't believe this is normal to be looking at 4k per year quotes.
Geico is frequently mentioned on here but I've never got a quote from them under $1500 for those type of coverages.... that's with two cars, rental, multiple motos too.
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