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go to http://www.kanetix.ca. It searches for the best deal. I got full coverage on my K7 for $1000/year
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Affordable insurance in Canada...? No such thing.
Seriously, though, an insurance broker can arrange motorcycle insurance through Jevco, which is owned by Kingsway Financial Services.
And then there is:
http://www.ridersplus.com
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http://www.primmum.com/en/shop/moto
Primmum will give you a terrific quote, but when you call to buy the policy, you may find the "actual price" is much, much, much higher.
And finally, State Farm sells motorcycle insurance. Many of their agents will tell you that they won't insure your motorcycle unless you already have a car and/or home insured with them. However, some State Farm agents don't care about this, so it's worth calling more than one.
I've been insured with each of the above (except for State Farm). Basically, they're all a bunch of scamming crooks, but whatcha gonna do?
Seriously, though, an insurance broker can arrange motorcycle insurance through Jevco, which is owned by Kingsway Financial Services.
And then there is:
http://www.ridersplus.com
and
http://www.primmum.com/en/shop/moto
Primmum will give you a terrific quote, but when you call to buy the policy, you may find the "actual price" is much, much, much higher.
And finally, State Farm sells motorcycle insurance. Many of their agents will tell you that they won't insure your motorcycle unless you already have a car and/or home insured with them. However, some State Farm agents don't care about this, so it's worth calling more than one.
I've been insured with each of the above (except for State Farm). Basically, they're all a bunch of scamming crooks, but whatcha gonna do?
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Insurance differs by province, where does he live?
You live in Surrey? I'm in Langley.
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I have full coverage through Wawanesa for just over 600 per year. That includes everything (tipovers, accidents, acts of god, etc.). I think it was dependent on home insurance though.
My father had a total loss claim through Primmum 2 years ago. He was paid out fully (and quite fairly), on a total loss within a couple weeks of his claim. He swears by them!
My father had a total loss claim through Primmum 2 years ago. He was paid out fully (and quite fairly), on a total loss within a couple weeks of his claim. He swears by them!
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why the hell is that dude getting full coverage on his bike? even in good shape an 80's shadow can't be more than a few grand..
All he needs is 1 million liability... and possibly fire/theft/vandalism aka specified perils (which is something like an extra $80 a year or so on a policy)
and there is no way that should cost more than $600 a year anywhere in canada even if he was 18
or... does he have drunk driving or a tonn of speeding and or unsafe driving points on his license?
Full coverage for me is about $850 a year.. but then I am over 30 now and have about 18 years of riding
I had Jevco on my 99 SV and now just added my new 2006 to my home and auto insurance wich is with ING... they were slightly better for full coverage for me
All he needs is 1 million liability... and possibly fire/theft/vandalism aka specified perils (which is something like an extra $80 a year or so on a policy)
and there is no way that should cost more than $600 a year anywhere in canada even if he was 18
or... does he have drunk driving or a tonn of speeding and or unsafe driving points on his license?
Full coverage for me is about $850 a year.. but then I am over 30 now and have about 18 years of riding
I had Jevco on my 99 SV and now just added my new 2006 to my home and auto insurance wich is with ING... they were slightly better for full coverage for me
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Full coverage for me is $700 through TD Insurance. I've been insured through both Primmum and ING in the past and after their rates went up I called around and TD was the cheapest.
Try to stay away from brokers, they make their money by charging more than what the policy is actually worth.
Try to stay away from brokers, they make their money by charging more than what the policy is actually worth.
He is in Ontario (Burlignton/Hamilton/Oakville region). He is 23, he has not been pulled over, arrested, DUI etc... He has a completely clean record. The Shadow is worth nothing, but for minimum coverage they are asking for 2500 bucks.
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Did he only get one quote? Tell him to call around, he'll find something.
I used to live in Richmond... Insurance in BC sucks big time... when i moved to the states my insurance went down twice.
PS someone offered kanetix there... it's the right way to go. if you're in bc though u can forget about it... all we have is lovely icbc.
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that's freaking insane... I could almost see it if it was full coverage.. but I'm guessing that some evil broker has some bills to pay and wants to see how much he can bend that kid over the bike...
there is no way in hell 1 million liability with fire/theft specified peril added should cost more than $500... What is it a modified liter bike so now it has 2000cc or something?... Tell the dude to go to that http://www.kanetix.ca/ web site for some quotes.... or just call up TD or some brokers other people recommend....
failing that... tell him to move to another city where their agents don't rape people buying policies...
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Something's wacky with that. He needs to shop around.
A buddy at work (in Ottawa) is 24 yrs old, clean record, M2 license, just bought a new 2008 CBR600RR and is paying $110/month for full coverage with State Farm. That's $1320 /yr. His car is also insured with the same company.
BTW, Kanetix just gave me a quote that is 2 1/2 times what I pay with Rider's Plus. Primmum's quote was within a few dollars of what I pay now.
A buddy at work (in Ottawa) is 24 yrs old, clean record, M2 license, just bought a new 2008 CBR600RR and is paying $110/month for full coverage with State Farm. That's $1320 /yr. His car is also insured with the same company.
BTW, Kanetix just gave me a quote that is 2 1/2 times what I pay with Rider's Plus. Primmum's quote was within a few dollars of what I pay now.
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State farm is the way to go in Ontario.
Key things to note with them is that they insure based off of cc, ie if I went and got a GSX-R 600 my rate would go DOWN from where it is now, BUT they don't often insure bikes if you don't already have a car or house with them.
Key things to note with them is that they insure based off of cc, ie if I went and got a GSX-R 600 my rate would go DOWN from where it is now, BUT they don't often insure bikes if you don't already have a car or house with them.
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