Just Received Insurance Renewal on My Bikes

[Jimmytee]

$480 a year on the F6B and my 2000 Valkyrie. $500 deductible. $5000 on accessories each bike no deductible., plus Emergency Road side

I was paying that for the Valkyrie through Progressive, and when I called to add the F6B, they were talking like $1150 or something for it alone.
Like I said , they were trying to clown me.

[bigdew]

I have mine insured through Geico 300K/100K medical and towing with $500 ded. I pay $540 a year.

[Convert]

I got a $85.00 refund from my 2012 softail when I got my F6B. Puts me around $210.00 a year for "full" coverage. I have American Family Insurance on everything with no claims.

[Hardrock]

I got a $85.00 refund from my 2012 softail when I got my F6B. Puts me around $210.00 a year for "full" coverage. I have American Family Insurance on everything with no claims.

Maybe we get really good rates in Wisconsin cause winter seems to last 6 months here lately.......

[Convert]

Six months is right. I don't know how many times I have ridden to work this summer and the temperature was in the 40's. Sometimes low 40's at that.

[FF-Ed]

USAA doesn't insure bikes in Ohio, so they have a agreement with Progressive.

A USAA Progressive rep insured both my Tour bikes (F6B & VL800) for $358 a yr. full coverage.

$100 ded. on the VL800

$300 ded. on the F6B...........discount for USAA membership, multi bike, home owners, paid in full.

US Military veterans cant go wrong dealing thru USAA... big discounts

Also I often insure my small bikes (& my buell) thru progressive - Liability Only for $75 a year...

[motoman]

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.

[hossners]

Maybe we get really good rates in Wisconsin cause winter seems to last 6 months here lately.......

Getting the same rate in Oregon from Geico. Likely the same reason - most folks park it in the wet winter. BTW, did not know there was an Oregon, WI!

Steve in OR

[GNW]

Can't tell you my premium right now (to lazy to check). But I insure thru AARP (Hartford) on all my vehicles. Bought the F6 and they were to high. Checked around and went with Dairyland, who I haven't used in years, but better deal, and that's who I am with right now. I am a veteran and have tried USAA more than once and they are always to high. I am old, good credit, no accidents and no tickets.

[F6B1911]

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!!