Your insurance rates and carrier....

Mavic · 04-03-2004, 4:16 PM

Read a post down in the general forum about full coverage rates for 954's in the $3-400 range. Anyone in Texas getting similar full coverage?? If so, with who? TIA for any info.

Mavic · 04-09-2004, 11:27 AM

bump.....come on guys I need some help here and if you're getting a good deal, hook a brother up.... Please!!!!!! I am running with progressive 0 tickets and $96 per year without PIP and others.....

Dragger · 04-09-2004, 12:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Mavic

bump.....come on guys I need some help here and if you're getting a good deal, hook a brother up.... Please!!!!!! I am running with progressive 0 tickets and $96 per year without PIP and others.....

I have state farm, live in Oklahoma and pay about 156.00 for full coverage per 6 months for my 2000 929RR. This cost is with no uninsured motorist coverage and 500 deducts

Mavic · 04-09-2004, 2:51 PM

That is another good reference for State Farm....Do you also have coverage on other vehicles/home that help that rate? I know that progressive keeps my MC apart from my car. I guess I will give State Farm a call Monday and see what they can work out for me.

Thanks Again,
Victor

MarlaEagle · 04-09-2004, 3:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Mavic

That is another good reference for State Farm....Do you also have coverage on other vehicles/home that help that rate? I know that progressive keeps my MC apart from my car. I guess I will give State Farm a call Monday and see what they can work out for me.

Thanks Again,
Victor

Are you eligible for USAA coverage? When we lived in Texas last year (New Braunfels), Symonjester insured his 954 with USAA there for very good rates for full coverage. Can't remember specific figures but I can dig through old ppwk if ya need it...or I can give you their phone number (I used to work for USAA).

Mavic · 04-09-2004, 6:16 PM

Thanks for the info and I will check into them as well.....Big jump in scenery and weather in the Bay area! I lived in Sunnyvale for 3 months while working with Applied Materials and I really liked the area, just hated the smog and real estate prices

Thanks Again.....

Dragger · 04-10-2004, 11:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Mavic

That is another good reference for State Farm....Do you also have coverage on other vehicles/home that help that rate? I know that progressive keeps my MC apart from my car. I guess I will give State Farm a call Monday and see what they can work out for me.

Thanks Again,
Victor

From what I know State Farm will not insure a bike along, you have to also have a car policy there as well. I have my home, truck and both bikes there. Stare Farm has always been good to me.

flight954 · 04-14-2004, 4:56 PM

I pay $580.00 a year for full coverage through McGraw-Pacific Specialty Ins.
out of California. It was the best deal I could find, and I shopped them all.

Bacchus · 04-14-2004, 9:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Dragger

From what I know State Farm will not insure a bike alone, you have to also have a car policy there as well.

Same thing here in AZ. However, State Farm is the best deal going in these parts (unless of course you qualify for USAA coverage), 'cause they base their premiums on displacement only - crotch rockets throw up no red flags for them. That said, I [/i]still[i] pay about $600/year for coverage, and that's with a clean record since I've been with them (about 6 years). I am carrying: BI = $50K/$100K, Prop. Damage = $50K, $250 deduc., and low BI and Underinsured = $15K/ $30K.

MarlaEagle · 04-14-2004, 11:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Mavic

Thanks for the info and I will check into them as well.....Big jump in scenery and weather in the Bay area! I lived in Sunnyvale for 3 months while working with Applied Materials and I really liked the area, just hated the smog and real estate prices

Thanks Again.....

Sunnyvale...cool. Yeah, no kidding on the real estate here...it's crazy, but I still love CA!

Good luck with your insurance. Let us know what kind of deal you end up finding (if you haven't already).