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    Just Received Insurance Renewal on My Bikes

    Hey guys just wondering what you guys are paying to insure your machine or multi bikes ... just my 2013 F6B is $320 a year thru Formost .
    Full coverage on all the bikes 5 is my amount ... Most expensive is a 2013 Vmax at $420 .
    All 5 of my bikes is $1300 ... That hurts because most of the bikes sit for 5 months thru the winter , I usually ride the enduros in the winter , easyer to clean the road salt off .
    I may try and shop it to my auto and homeowner which is State Farm not thinking they will beat it .
    Last time I tried to use allstate combined auto and home owners they came back with a insain amount .
    Who are you guys using ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Madmax View Post
    Hey guys just wondering what you guys are paying to insure your machine or multi bikes ... just my 2013 F6B is $320 a year thru Formost .
    Full coverage on all the bikes 5 is my amount ... Most expensive is a 2013 Vmax at $420 .
    All 5 of my bikes is $1300 ... That hurts because most of the bikes sit for 5 months thru the winter , I usually ride the enduros in the winter , easyer to clean the road salt off .
    I may try and shop it to my auto and homeowner which is State Farm not thinking they will beat it .
    Last time I tried to use allstate combined auto and home owners they came back with a insain amount .
    Who are you guys using ?
    State Farm is like $430 for full coverage, $250 deductible for me on the F6B.

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    Geico

    When I shopped around a few years ago Geico was the cheapest I could find....right at $400 a year.

    Scott

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    I was at 1000 last year and had a FZ1 in place of the F6B . This up coming year was a increase , when I added the F6B was a decrease in the policy this current year .
    Looking at the units individually the numbers don't look so bad except for the Vmax .

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    Depends on where you live and the various laws in your state...I pay about $560 a year with State Farm in Michigan, similar bike in Oklahoma is $350 year...It is impossible to compare apples with oranges (insurance costs) as they are all over the "map" so to speak..Maybe it is time to trim the heard a little or just "pay the piper".....

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    You would think with more than one bike you would pay less for the others.

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    You guys are lucky. We get raped in Manitoba. Full coverage costs me $1400 a year. No accidents and full merits. Gotta pay if ya want to play. No options either cause it's government run insurance nothing private.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Madmax View Post
    All 5 of my bikes is $1300 ... That hurts because most of the bikes sit for 5 months thru the winter , I usually ride the enduros in the winter ,
    Cancel the bikes during the winter when you're not using them. Renew in the Spring.

    Watch how fast your Ins. Co. comes up with a better deal for you.

    Alternatively, since you can't ride all 5 bikes at once, cancel the ones you're not using, or carry only 'comp' on them like collector bikes.
    Activate liability when you plan to ride them.
    Re-tired, or Re-tard. Depends on your attitude.

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    Quote Originally Posted by motoman View Post
    Cancel the bikes during the winter when you're not using them. Renew in the Spring.

    Watch how fast your Ins. Co. comes up with a better deal for you.

    Alternatively, since you can't ride all 5 bikes at once, cancel the ones you're not using, or carry only 'comp' on them like collector bikes.
    Activate liability when you plan to ride them.
    In Michigan, it's a one year policy, I got three quotes and canceling a policy in the winter months won't get you a refund.
    They either want 100% up front, or they will break it down into two payments, the second one due within 30 days.
    I'm gonna do a bit more due diligence before next spring.
    I was with Progressive for over 30 years, my policy on an older BMW was only $225.00 for full coverage, when I got the F6B, they quoted me $1,200.00, so I went to State Farm for $480.00.
    And I have a clean driving record!!

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    We also have a year renewal , I was thinking of just doing the liabilty till next may and just have them add the full coverage .
    My homeowners covers the bikes at my house in the off season . I would be prorated on the 5 months might not be a bad idea .

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