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scott16119
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Time to shop around for insurance.
nhoj
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Its a trim level common across the whole Spyder range. RSS, STS & RTS.
Mostly cosmetic differnces, same engine(s), HP etc.
quickster47
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Well, the ST does stand for Sport Tourer.
Carl
Carl
Sny
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ST stands for Sport Touring.
The -S is Sport which is the trim level which includes mostly cosmetic changes, a different seat, cruise control, floorboards.
Nothing "sporty" is added in the -S trim level on the ST model.
Most insurance companies were quite confused when the ST's first came out this year and charged a LOT for them. Mine doubled going from a GS to an ST with State Farm (from $600/yr to $1200/yr)
Progressive, on the other hand, is only $400 a year for $500k CSL, total loss coverage with a $1k ded, pay loss coverage $250/wk (it's something), accessory coverage, towing, trip interruption pretty much every checkbox maxed out.
Time to shop around.
The -S is Sport which is the trim level which includes mostly cosmetic changes, a different seat, cruise control, floorboards.
Nothing "sporty" is added in the -S trim level on the ST model.
Most insurance companies were quite confused when the ST's first came out this year and charged a LOT for them. Mine doubled going from a GS to an ST with State Farm (from $600/yr to $1200/yr)
Progressive, on the other hand, is only $400 a year for $500k CSL, total loss coverage with a $1k ded, pay loss coverage $250/wk (it's something), accessory coverage, towing, trip interruption pretty much every checkbox maxed out.
Time to shop around.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
It sounds like your agent or the company office is confusing your ST with a crotch rocket type of machine. Maybe a picture or two to your agent will help.
Never had a problem when I had my RS and GS versions of Spyder. With State Farm. My current RT's cost $50 and $55 per month. Rates vary for a gazillion reasons though from person to person.
Never had a problem when I had my RS and GS versions of Spyder. With State Farm. My current RT's cost $50 and $55 per month. Rates vary for a gazillion reasons though from person to person.
Bob Denman
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You need a new agent who knows a bit about bikes... :gaah:
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