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Originally Posted by adzgrrrl
I know there are lots of variables that can play into what a person's insurance costs are, but..... do yall have any ideas why insurance on my 2017 Spyder F3 would be more than DOUBLE what my husbands policy is on his 2017 Indian Chieftain Dark Horse? (same coverage/deductible/etc) The value of his Indian is greater than the F3 and it has a bigger engine than my F3. WTF?
FYI: This is through Allstate. I've questioned this and had our agent run the numbers 3 times. Still the same quote. We just switched from Progressive to Allstate because they were MUCH LESS overall. But it still hacks me off that my bike is so much more expensive to insure than the husbands. : /
sincerely... Pouty McPoutsalot
With Bob, imho conventional trikes are " Death machines " compared to the Spyders, and what He says about agents are spot on........ Try Dairyland ..... I just renewed my 14 RT for $ 193.00 for Excellent complete coverage. I can ride a full 12 mos. if I want ..... there is no cut-off date for my Winter discount ..... Mike
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I have Progressive with a multi-bike policy and just the 2016 Spyder RT is over $750, about the same cost as the other 3 bikes together. One of the others is an Aprilia speed demon.
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Originally Posted by KosherKid
I have Progressive with a multi-bike policy and just the 2016 Spyder RT is over $750, about the same cost as the other 3 bikes together. One of the others is an Aprilia speed demon.
Try Geico.
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If I were paying those kinds of rates for insurance I wouldn't even own a bike! Insurance is such a racket!
I'm on progressive, 2012 RS runs about $150 yr.
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Originally Posted by KosherKid
I have Progressive with a multi-bike policy and just the 2016 Spyder RT is over $750, about the same cost as the other 3 bikes together. One of the others is an Aprilia speed demon.
This is just crazy!!! Why? Overall, I think we Spyder ryders are a pretty safe risk bunch. The bike isn't cheap, so we're more likely to take care of it after spending our hard earned $$$ on it. We (generally speaking) aren't irresponsible whippersnappers. Why are they charging some of us out the wazzzoooo?
Can ya'll tell I'm obsessing over this? hahaha.
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I Have State Farm, I pay $149.50 a year
Last edited by Zip; 07-25-2017 at 12:48 PM.
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Originally Posted by Rob Rodriguez
If I were paying those kinds of rates for insurance I wouldn't even own a bike! Insurance is such a racket!
I'm on progressive, 2012 RS runs about $150 yr.
Progressive was charging me $1500ish per year!!!!! I am female, 48, with no accidents, and no tickets on my record. And have taken the MSF course.
<battled in Alabama>
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I just went in on Allstate's website, and got a quote for an address in Huntsville for my old bike.
(2014 RT Limited)
For the enhanced policy: it was $1138 for a year!
That DOES seem kind of high...
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Originally Posted by adzgrrrl
I know there are lots of variables that can play into what a person's insurance costs are, but..... do yall have any ideas why insurance on my 2017 Spyder F3 would be more than DOUBLE what my husbands policy is on his 2017 Indian Chieftain Dark Horse? (same coverage/deductible/etc) The value of his Indian is greater than the F3 and it has a bigger engine than my F3. WTF?
FYI: This is through Allstate. I've questioned this and had our agent run the numbers 3 times. Still the same quote. We just switched from Progressive to Allstate because they were MUCH LESS overall. But it still hacks me off that my bike is so much more expensive to insure than the husbands. : /
sincerely... Pouty McPoutsalot
How many years riding do you have on conventional two wheeler bikes and how many on the Spyder? Might have something to do with it.
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Originally Posted by Triple B
How many years riding do you have on conventional two wheeler bikes and how many on the Spyder? Might have something to do with it.
20+ years on two wheels, but I just got my Spyder a few months ago.
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Originally Posted by Bob Denman
I just went in on Allstate's website, and got a quote for an address in Huntsville for my old bike.
(2014 RT Limited)
For the enhanced policy: it was $1138 for a year!
That DOES seem kind of high...
We'll crap... I guess it's maybe just an HSV Alabama thing. I always thought that we had a bunch of jackwagon drivers here, but I guess that proves it. <razza frazza>
That's for doing that, Bob. I appreciate it. It helps to compare apples to apples.
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Originally Posted by adzgrrrl
We'll crap... I guess it's maybe just an HSV Alabama thing. I always thought that we had a bunch of jackwagon drivers here, but I guess that proves it. <razza frazza>
That's for doing that, Bob. I appreciate it. It helps to compare apples to apples.
Your too close to Fla
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Originally Posted by Zip
Your too close to Fla
HAHAHA. Yep... that's where all the crazy sh!+ goes down. ahahha. I have a couple friends that live in Florida and they are always posting news stories about the weirdness that happens there. Always with the hashtag #onlyinflorida
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i have markel insurance. my first year with the spyder was 293.
this year i also put my victory cross roads with it .little over 300.
im 69 years old. this company insures powersports only,no cars or trucks
and is highly rated. i have low deductibles and carry pretty high coverages.
keep in mind too that your credit score plays heavily into your rates and
also the area you live.
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2015 rts-white pearl- mods- '16 F3 fat 6 chrome wheels,
and some little stuff. setback utopia backrest, baja ron
sway bar, oem adj. air deflectors, marlin gps compass,
lamonster fbb foot pegs[modified brackets], lamonts
vibration damper, rock guard, and side case stiffener kit,
. brp comfort seat. , fomozas and
altimax, magic mirror mts, and wide mirrors.
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Originally Posted by adzgrrrl
We'll crap... I guess it's maybe just an HSV Alabama thing. I always thought that we had a bunch of jackwagon drivers here, but I guess that proves it. <razza frazza>
That's for doing that, Bob. I appreciate it. It helps to compare apples to apples.
But if it were just a state thing, the husbands bike would be expensive to insure too. That's the thing that REALLY hacks me off! hahaha. That's alota farkles, damn it!!!
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Some State Farm prices for me in Alaska.
17 Subaru Outback: 528 per year--44 per month
15 Kawi Vulcan 900: 444 per year--37 per month
14 Spyder RT-S: 522 per year--44 per month
11 Spyder RT-A&C: 416 per year--35 per month
I carry full coverage on all with a 500 deductible. Cost will vary from Company to company, state to state, and person to person.
Been with State Farm since 1965. They have my home and the four vehicles above. When I have an issue, I can talk with my local agent. They pay when I have had any claims and no arguments or BS so far.
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Currently Owned: 2019 F3 Limited, 2020 F3 Limited: SOLD BOTH LIMITEDS in October of 2023.
Previously : 2008 GS-SM5 (silver), 2009 RS-SE5 (red), 2010 RT-S Premier Editon #474 (black) 2011 RT A&C SE5 (magnesium) 2014 RTS-SE6 (yellow)
MY FINAL TALLY: 7 Spyders, 15 years, 205,500 miles
IT HAS BEEN A LONG, WONDERFUL, AND FUN RIDE.
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Originally Posted by akspyderman
Some State Farm prices for me in Alaska.
17 Subaru Outback: 528 per year--44 per month
15 Kawi Vulcan 900: 444 per year--37 per month
14 Spyder RT-S: 522 per year--44 per month
11 Spyder RT-A&C: 416 per year--35 per month
I carry full coverage on all with a 500 deductible. Cost will vary from Company to company, state to state, and person to person.
Been with State Farm since 1965. They have my home and the four vehicles above. When I have an issue, I can talke with my local agent. They pay when I have had any claims and no arguments or BS so far.
Thanks, akspyderman... I am getting a quote from then next!
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I agree with the Markel (markelinsuresfun.com) recommendation. Check to make sure you don't have some additional coverage you don't want. I recently became a Spyder ryder and my cost is about the same as my Victory. However when I added my RT-L to my policy, additional coverages were added that increased my costs significantly (something about Florida law saying I had to have it unless I have paperwork saying I don't want it). Once I jumped that bureaucratic obstacle, my costs went back down to reasonable.
As an aside, I won't even consider Allstate after they sent me a bill for more premium 10 months after I had already paid what they told me my entire year's bill was. They said it was because my rates changed when they could charge my checking account automatically each month. When asked why that wasn't taken into account when they gave me a price for paying it all up front, that answer was "Tough".
I also won't consider State Farm because when they thought I owed them some money following an accident, instead of sending me or my insurance company a bill (they knew how to contact us), they sent it directly to a collection agency who wrote a letter to Florida telling them they should take my license because I wasn't being financially responsible.
Anyway, Markel is good.
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I to recommend Dairyland. I had my goldwing insured through Erie and the wing was almost $600. My 16 RTL is $300 with good limits and roadside. Chris
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Well, you got me nervous, as I'm picking up my new Spyder F3 on Friday and hadn't even thought that the insurance would be higher. But, here in Virginia, it is not. I have Allstate as well (home, cars, motorcycles), and my agent just checked and it will be $153 to $161 per year (depends on the VIN). That is about what we pay for each of our other bikes (Harleys and a Suzuki V-Strom).
That's a huge difference apparently just based on location. (We are also ... mature riders with good driving records.)
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In February I totalled my Harley Electraglide Classic, waking up in an ICU. After 4 weeks in the hospital my wife showed me that despite her MS she could get on a Spyder (never could get on the Harley) so we got one.
Progressive paid me $10,800 on the bike and $2000 of the hospital bill (about 1/4 days' bill ) so I expected a major increase in the premium on the Spyder.
--it went DOWN to $276/year
2011 Spyder RT-S
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