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four six

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So Im going to be getting my permit in a few weeks and wanted to know a general idea of what Ill be paying for insurance.

Im 21 (male) and have a clean record

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StangYellow

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I think i paid something like 65 a month for insurance in MA. Its like 1/2 the price of a car. I had 2 cars and my bike all on one bill, so thats a guess
 

DBMSTNG

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depends on the bike. sportbike or cruiser?

i'm 28 and my insurance is $320 a year for my Night Rod with Progressive. Allstate wanted $900! shop around.
 

BennyBlown2v

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$86/yr (yes, thats YEAR) for my 94 Katana 750 through Progressive - that's just for minimum liability and w/not though. I'm only 19 also...

Progressive has always quoted me the best prices on bikes - hopefully my next bike won't be over $500/yr (I'm thinking R6 or Gixxer 750 at the moment )
 

four six

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Ok that sounds pretty good. Im thinking a 600 or I really want a 636 like my bro has
 
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depends on bike and what kind of coverage.

it was 230/yr with liability on my 95 Ninja EX500, had to be paid in full once a year. when i looked into full coverage, it was like $70/mo. one of my buddies pays $130/mo for full coverage on his 04 R1, and another buddy pays $90/mo for full coverage on his F4i.
 

topless98gt

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I paid $320/year for liability only.
 

screamin gt

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I pay around 200 yr for my zx10r, theres no winter lay off either. only liability though. 26 w/ clean record. thats progressive I think. dunno only see that bill once a year
 

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When I have been looking around a little bit, Progressive seemed to be the cheapest. Haven't checked with my local state farm agent that everything else is through.
 
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