Finally out of hibernation omg my insurance rates!!!!

[geoshmo]

Hi Can-Am Poogs and other Saskatchewan riders. Yes the rates have gone crazy and I did write my MLA and explaned everything you said but im sure it went to deaf ears as I never did get a reply even tho I asked for one. Yes we are covered for uninsured drivers but when a person buys the licence the insurance is included so we do not have the problems as in the U.S. We still have lots of snow here and forcast to snow again this week end so have not licenced my Spyder yet,but am hoping in the next couple weeks to. We have eight Spyders around here and talk of another Harley rider switching so will be outnumbering all the rest of the motorcycles around here. Still hope to be able to meet up with some of you fellows this summer.
Roger

Hey Roger. I live in Colonsay(near Saskatoon) but I will be at Kenosee Lake August 20-24. I will let you know. Would be fun to ride with other Spyders.

 

[R FUN]

Sounds good Geoshmo, we are not that far from Kenosee lake. I have two daughters in Saskatoon so get up there periodically.

 

[Flanker]

Ouch! Mine isn't nearly that high, but MI is one of the three highest insurance rate stares (overall). What really :cus: me off is my rate goes up regular as clock work every billing cycle despite not having any tickets, or made any claims. It's always some lame smarmy :cus: excuse why my incrementally older vehicles, which are worth less, should be incrementally more for insurance!

Don't worry! When I get to be Dictator...............................things will be different! Mmuuuu hhhaaaa hhhhaaaa!!!!!!!!!

 

[Gordy]

In Manitoba our insurance is based from may 1 until October 31 so have to pay on 6 months and can't cancel over winter months to save a little.MY 2010 RTS was 1150 last year from MPIC spyder is still covered over winter but has to be payed by oct 31

 

[geoshmo]

Here in Saskatchewan my annual premium is $1614. But because I can only ride for 6 months I can cancel it in October which means it is only costing me just over $800 for the riding season. This plate coverage gives me a $700 deductible and $200,000 liability. I then have an extra policy which brings my deductible to $350, my liability to $2,000,000 and it also covers me while my bike is in storage. This policy costs me $98 annually. So my bike registration and insurance costs me about $900 per year.