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Posted by DC
 - January 18, 2013, 11:14:35 AM

That gives me an idea!   ;D  Maybe I should hobble in to my insurance agent's office with a walker, to renegotiate rates.   ;) ;D

Posted by Troll
 - January 18, 2013, 09:12:16 AM

that's a tough one....Wisconsin made mandatory insurance law in 2010 (yeah, I know), and the company I was with for 24 years without a claim raised my rate by $300 a bike. I did a bunch of checking, and ALMOST went with Progressive...as a last chance before I pulled the trigger on that, I called Allstate......I now have better coverage, their "gold preferred" whatever plan, and I'm paying an astounding $210 a YEAR to cover BOTH BIKES!!!! Maybe there are some benefits to getting old....

Posted by Anti-hero
 - January 18, 2013, 00:49:55 AM

Any suggestions for insurance companies? I've been looking at few but I don't know... Living in California semi new rider (legally at least hah) any pointers where to look? Thanks

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