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Notice how the state farm commercials say "move to a better state" ? Its not a slogan its the rates! & sad to say my state is part of the problem.
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T r * * LED:foam grip covers, Tricrings, FenderZ,
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I called "AARP" got a Quote for my 2014RTS-SE6 and they said" $ 685.00 for 1 year, they are with Foremost insurance.
( I do belong to AARP)
Deanna
Current Spyder - 2023 F3 LTD Special Mineral Blue
Red LED NANO Saddlebag Marker Lights with Full Illumination
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Dual Power Plate (12 V & USB ports)
Gremlin Bell
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Half Cover
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Hi-Viz DRL and Sequential Mirrors lights
Former Spyder - 2014 RTS SE6 Cognac SOLD
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"you're not buying a loaf of bread from the store"
Originally Posted by Bob Denman
I'm not spanking anybody today, Mike...
What I WILL say, is that you're not buying a loaf of bread from the store. You pay for your Agent's expertise, experience, and advice. You pay for prompt and accurate claims procedures. If this were just a loaf of bread; price should be the only concern. (Well; price, and the expiration dates!).
But it's not...
Any person with assets that he values should consider using an insurance agent. The purchase of insurance as a commodity rather than as a product tailored to individual requirements can result in financial disaster. Many online sources sell insurance on price alone...low limits, no under/uninsured motorists, and etc. It may be worthwhile to consider "total loss replacement" for the first year or two of ownership given the profound effect of depreciation on some new vehicles...especially if there is a lien holder. One needs to consider the underlying limits that ones umbrella requires.
There are many concerns that are best reviewed by a competent agent who is familiar with the insured's needs.
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Last edited by Deanna777; 12-05-2014 at 11:15 PM.
Current Spyder - 2023 F3 LTD Special Mineral Blue
Red LED NANO Saddlebag Marker Lights with Full Illumination
Sequential Fender LED'S (Amber/Red) with Safety Reflector
Dual Power Plate (12 V & USB ports)
Gremlin Bell
Rear Trunk Organizer (4 holders, 2 Elastic Holders)
Lamonster "Top Cuff" with adjustable drink Holder
SpyderPops Missing Guard Belt
Console Accent Trim (Carbon Fiber Domed Black)
Ultimate F3 Floorboards
Front Fairing Service Access Door Covers (Carbon Fiber Doomed Black)
Sway Bar with Links
Rolo Laser Alignment
Half Cover
A-Arm Daytime Dual Color LED Running Lights with Blinker Module
Hi-Viz DRL and Sequential Mirrors lights
Former Spyder - 2014 RTS SE6 Cognac SOLD
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I agree with the advice to use a local insurance agent. In the time that I've insured motorcycles through our agent, they have changed our coverage from one company to another (with our permission, of course) several times when they found that we could get equal coverage at better rates. Currently, our 2010 RT and my 2003 BMW f650 is covered by Foremost. The RT includes full coverage and the BMW just liability. The policy includes a pretty comprehensive roadside assistance and towing policy for both bikes. Cost for both bikes is $377.00 per year.
I'd much rather have my agent do the research and recommend coverage options than having to do it myself. I don't know that much about it. I have never had a claim of any kind on my motorcycles but I have on my passenger cars and it's as simple as explaining to the agent what happened and getting the problem fixed. No hassles whatsoever.
Cotton
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