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2wheelsforme
01-10-2017, 02:35 PM
Jeez this F6B is expensive to insure. My 03 VTX is $98 a year, my 05 Venture $151 and this 15 F6B is a whopping $391. I understand the Tupperware might be expensive to replace if it bumps into the ground or something but wow four times the VTX amount. Talking to my house insurance lady to see what might be done if anything. She says getting cars, bikes, the RV and the boat all together will give a discount for multiple policies. Currently I use Progressive mostly.

edgeman55
01-10-2017, 02:45 PM
Well be happy your not paying 620.00 a year like I do out here in Nevada.I have 100,000/300,00 body and property liability and the same for uninsured underinsured coverage.Comprehensive and collision are both 500.00 deductiable.Plus I have a additional equipment coverage also with no cap.I am with American Family insurance as our two other vehicles and home are also with them.I checked around and most other quotes were right in this range for my area.Hard to compare prices cause it depends on age,driving record,and types of coverage to compare-plus credit reports come into play now to.

2wheelsforme
01-10-2017, 02:50 PM
I'm comparing the same insurance Co, same driver, same location, same coverage just diff bikes.

Old Ryder
01-10-2017, 03:07 PM
My F6B is $408 per year. I also deal with Flo.

Sorcerer
01-10-2017, 03:08 PM
Jeez this F6B is expensive to insure. My 03 VTX is $98 a year, my 05 Venture $151 and this 15 F6B is a whopping $391. I understand the Tupperware might be expensive to replace if it bumps into the ground or something but wow four times the VTX amount. Talking to my house insurance lady to see what might be done if anything. She says getting cars, bikes, the RV and the boat all together will give a discount for multiple policies. Currently I use Progressive mostly.

I'm hoping at renewal time in March mine stays the same as yours. I'm really hoping I don't get dropped let alone a large increase. They paided out around $13,000 when I totaled my 2013 F6B in June of last year.

2wheelsforme
01-10-2017, 03:14 PM
Sorry about the bad luck S, glad you are still here to tell about it. Wondering what others with multiple bikes have found. Is the F6B always so much higher?

Travelor
01-10-2017, 04:47 PM
Sorry about the bad luck S, glad you are still here to tell about it. Wondering what others with multiple bikes have found. Is the F6B always so much higher?

$450 year for full coverage on the B and a 2009 K1200LT. Was $800 with State Farm, even with the house and 3 cars.

53driver
01-10-2017, 04:48 PM
Jeez this F6B is expensive to insure. My 03 VTX is $98 a year, my 05 Venture $151 and this 15 F6B is a whopping $391. I understand the Tupperware might be expensive to replace if it bumps into the ground or something but wow four times the VTX amount. Talking to my house insurance lady to see what might be done if anything. She says getting cars, bikes, the RV and the boat all together will give a discount for multiple policies. Currently I use Progressive mostly.

You're also comparing an '03 to a '15.
Lots more gizmos & gadgets.

opas ride
01-10-2017, 05:03 PM
$450 year for full coverage on the B and a 2009 K1200LT. Was $800 with State Farm, even with the house and 3 cars.

What insurance company are you using??...Seems like a really cheap rate for two bikes in Illinois...Granted many variables are in each state and policy but I am next to you in Michigan with a clean driving record and no accidents have both cars and my house with StateFarm and pay $565 a year just for the bike..Don't dare tell what I have to pay for my 2011 Edge and 2017 Fusion as it is ridiculous!!! Over $3500 + a year, plus the homeowners on top of that....Most insurance company's "suck" as does State Farm......but at 77 years old and having been with them for over 35 years I guess I will just suck it up and bite the bullet!!!!...Ride safe

D-Train
01-10-2017, 05:16 PM
Jeez this F6B is expensive to insure. My 03 VTX is $98 a year, my 05 Venture $151 and this 15 F6B is a whopping $391. I understand the Tupperware might be expensive to replace if it bumps into the ground or something but wow four times the VTX amount. Talking to my house insurance lady to see what might be done if anything. She says getting cars, bikes, the RV and the boat all together will give a discount for multiple policies. Currently I use Progressive mostly.

I wish I got your rates. Here in Oregon with a clean driving record, full coverage my M109R is $509/year, I just added my F6B and it was ~$780/year. Coverage limits are $100,000/$300,000, comp deductible is $250, collision deductible is $500. FWIW, YRMV :)

ISLANDER1089
01-10-2017, 05:53 PM
You guys should count your blessings. Up here in Ontario, Canada I pay $1400 a year which is about $1058 USD and we can only ride 6 months of the year. That's using State Farm and with a perfect driving record.

Travelor
01-10-2017, 10:59 PM
What insurance company are you using??...Seems like a really cheap rate for two bikes in Illinois...Granted many variables are in each state and policy but I am next to you in Michigan with a clean driving record and no accidents have both cars and my house with StateFarm and pay $565 a year just for the bike..Don't dare tell what I have to pay for my 2011 Edge and 2017 Fusion as it is ridiculous!!! Over $3500 + a year, plus the homeowners on top of that....Most insurance company's "suck" as does State Farm......but at 77 years old and having been with them for over 35 years I guess I will just suck it up and bite the bullet!!!!...Ride safe

Allstate

sharkey
01-10-2017, 11:49 PM
Check the prior thread about insurance and my recommendation. I live in a very populated city. 14 Interceptor and 13 F6B and I pay $480 for both. No medical on mine though. Progressive was outrageous. My credit is above average, 0 tickets or accidents.

2wheelsforme
01-11-2017, 02:24 AM
I guess I was not clear in my original post. This not about insurance cost in your area but instead why does the F6B cost so much more than my other bikes. Yes newer and much nicer but not four times more. So anyway I guess it is what it is. Wonder how many you need to get fleet pricing. :icon_biggrin:

tiltingf6b
01-11-2017, 09:04 AM
:yikes:
You guys should count your blessings. Up here in Ontario, Canada I pay $1400 a year which is about $1058 USD and we can only ride 6 months of the year. That's using State Farm and with a perfect driving record.:yikes:

3Chief
01-11-2017, 09:06 AM
I guess I was not clear in my original post. This not about insurance cost in your area but instead why does the F6B cost so much more than my other bikes. Yes newer and much nicer but not four times more. So anyway I guess it is what it is. Wonder how many you need to get fleet pricing. :icon_biggrin:

Did the insurance agent list it as a sport bike by chance?

terryboyle
01-12-2017, 05:29 PM
You guys should count your blessings. Up here in Ontario, Canada I pay $1400 a year which is about $1058 USD and we can only ride 6 months of the year. That's using State Farm and with a perfect driving record.

Please check with a broker using AVIVA. TD quoted me $1598, Aviva came in at $1058. I live in the GTA. Get to pay top dollar. BTW they have my apartment and car also.

Ixol Phaane
01-13-2017, 12:13 PM
I guess I was not clear in my original post. This not about insurance cost in your area but instead why does the F6B cost so much more than my other bikes. Yes newer and much nicer but not four times more. So anyway I guess it is what it is. Wonder how many you need to get fleet pricing. :icon_biggrin:

This makes perfect sense to me. If you total your VTX or your Venture, the insurance company won't be shelling out $14-$16k to replace it. You'd be lucky to get $4k for the VTX, so, yes, the F6B replacement cost will be 3-4x that of the VTX.
It's exactly the same economics as with insuring a car or truck. A brand new F150 will cost a helluva lot more to insure than a decade old F150. There's no surprise here.