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Posted by John Hopkins
 - February 28, 2015, 18:21:01 PM

The thing that gets me is I have just insured my Drifter for $90 for the year but to add another three bikes to cover the same period, with no cover for damage to my own bike will cost me $450..

And that is with 55 years riding and no accidents.

John.

Posted by Tim
 - February 28, 2015, 16:16:50 PM

Hi John
When I was living in Ontario they wanted $1200 a year insurance for 1 bike! Disgusting. Especially since you can really only ride six months of the year tops but you have to insure for 12. Its a bit better here in BC but not as good as a fellow I met in Florida - $200 a year! Man I would love to move there.

Posted by John Hopkins
 - February 28, 2015, 16:11:42 PM

I've got a 1999 VN1500/ J1 registered in England in 2000, however that doesn't mean a lot here, I have just offered to buy another J1 that was registered in England in 2002..

Total madness I know because this will bring my bike total up to four and I can only ride one at a time, compulsory insurance will be four times as much, so will yearly taxes and road worthy tests, bringing my costs to wheel all of them out of my garage and onto the road up to $1,150 per year..

God only knows what it would cost for some of you youngsters.

John.

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