Re: Insurance, state to state.

[Rincewind]

Btw, sprint_st - Congrats on the new GS, and on selling your Tiger finally.  

Sounds like I should check back with Progressive next time I renew, thanks for the info.

[DosEquis00]

The percentage of uninsured motorist in an area also has am impact on your rate.

[Skee]

Exactly my point.  That's why I don't use synthetic oil.  

But I do get a quote from at least 2 different companies (my current insurer and a competitor) before buying a new bike.

There's no way to logically predict what your new rates will be.

[sprint_st]

Btw, sprint_st - Congrats on the new GS, and on selling your Tiger finally.  

Sounds like I should check back with Progressive next time I renew, thanks for the info.

Thanks

Progressive was actually one of the high cost ones I checked, but that was quite a while ago, like 5 or 6 years.  I have Dairyland (Sentry).  My son dropped the RS to the tune of $4K damages about five years ago, and my exit from the Tiger was about $2500.  Neither impacted my insurance at all.

P.S. - they were fast and easy to deal with.  Sent an adjuster and everything was fixed with no muss, no fuss.

[02Tac]

Try progressive, I use them (in DE) and my ins is 1/3 what you are paying.  Just FYI, you might consider staying with SF from your cars / house.  I shopped around last year and SF was the cheapest for the cars / house. Had USAA before that.

... is ass.

In PA I paid ~$330/year for amazing coverage through State Farm.

I moved 18 miles, across the state line into Delaware. Same coverage, same company, ~$680.

 

Time to shop insurance companies for the first time in like 30 years. (sigh)