get statefarm... it beats the shit outta gieco... i have full coverage on my bike with a duc of $250... it cost me 200$ a month but i rather have that shit incase i go down plus i have a loan out on the bike so i have to have full coverage.. plus with experience with my truck accidents statefarm has always gone above what i expected... i looked into gieco for my bike insurance and they wanted waaay to much!

 

5 million dollar cover...
$10,000 life cover... ( death )
$88.00 a month... ( auto checking )
$500 deductable... ( only admin. to hospital )
Free Dental... ( co-pay )
Free ER visits...
Free AIRVAC...
Free AMBULANCE...
$15-25 co-pay...

thats what i just got 2 weeks ago... im looking at the paperwork... im only doing this maybe to help someone else out that might be going through what i went through to save them sometime...
IDK i just feel im more important then my BIKE... if u wreck a bike ur prob not gonna fix it... ( most cases )... P.S. watching news and there was a FALLEN rider in ST. PETE 2day... B careful out there...

 

I want to find out how much my BCBS covers now ...

 

Tony is the guy at Sickles, i took my class there 3 years ago when i was 19 on my birthday, it was $185 then, its 3 days long, firday night u do a written test and watch some videos, then saturday is an all-day riding skill day, and sunday u review all your riding techniques and take your test, it was a BLAST, and u learn things out there u could only learn from mistakes on your own. the more you can learn without making a mistake on the road, the better.

insurance is not required IF you wear a helmet, if you DO NOT wear a helmet u MUSt carry proof of a $10,000+ devoted life insurance policy to cover your clean-up. its an easy choice just wear a fickin helmet, and jacket, and gloves, an ankle high boots w/ long pants.

 

The only thing is that State Farm will NOT cover you. So if you get hurt without health insurance, you're screwed. Geico is so expensive because they include PIP in the coverage. I know cause my bike is insured through State Farm and they won't write PIP for me on the bike, only the car.

 

yea but its FRI. @5-9: hand book with videos
SAT. morning: all day riding til 3-4
SAT. afternoon: back in class to do a written test that cant be failed
SUNDAY: all day riding ( practice ) then riders test ( easy )
prices varys from $185-$220... I know him, i got it CHEAP... u'll learn alot and what u think u know will prob. be wrong... ( 1st timers ) good guy, hes at Sickles driving range every other weekend... he uses honda 250 nighthawks and u get to ride all day... he also does an ADVANCE class during the week sometimes and u use ur own bike... its like $150-180...fun

 

sorry to bring an old thread up but i forgot to check back it,yea i know its really stupid of me,but at the time i had a job making 12 an hour.AND i own a house and some property (NICEEEEE) ,and will be geting a trustfound,i fell lucky ,that goes for the age thing
with the bike to



EDIT-forgot to add i found out that you have to have insurence under the age of 21,you also have to wear a helmet,you also have to have your class e drivers license,so either way i cant get it..have to wait..bummer but o well i have a pretty sweet car to hold me off for a minute and a yamaha 250 im working on

 

...when did insurance become mandatory for under 21?! when i got my bike they never even asked what my ins. provider was like they do with my cars.

 

no one asked me either and as far as i'm aware it's only illegal to not have insurance if you're involved in an accident