vaara
Well-known member
Is there any rational explanation why the same riders and bikes (2 adults with >5 years riding experience, both with clean records, on a V-Strom and a CB1000R), should get wildly different quotes from different companies?
We got married almost 2 years ago, but still have our finances and insurance separate. Here are the monthly quotes we got online for 'basic' coverage:
State Farm (our existing carrier, total cost of separate policies): $300 - note, I think he got something more than 'basic' coverage for the CB1000R
Allstate: $80
Progressive: $525
I'm thinking something might be a little off with that Progressive quote. Is this consistent with other people's experience?
Does Allstate really suck, and is that why they're so cheap?
Do insurers actually give discounts to married couples, or not so much?
And finally, can I ride his bike without being listed on the policy? :teeth
We got married almost 2 years ago, but still have our finances and insurance separate. Here are the monthly quotes we got online for 'basic' coverage:
State Farm (our existing carrier, total cost of separate policies): $300 - note, I think he got something more than 'basic' coverage for the CB1000R
Allstate: $80
Progressive: $525
I'm thinking something might be a little off with that Progressive quote. Is this consistent with other people's experience?
Does Allstate really suck, and is that why they're so cheap?
Do insurers actually give discounts to married couples, or not so much?
And finally, can I ride his bike without being listed on the policy? :teeth