Honda CBR 250 Insurance In Ontario
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06-13-2011, 11:51 AM
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Yah, keep on trying, I am sure you will find a good deal that suits you. I bought my bike only 3 weeks ago and I had to wait till last Thursday to get the license plate for it. and that 3 weeks seemed ridiculous long already, I can't imagine how you could wait another year. All the best to you!
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I think TD does insurance, One of my buddies has it thru them.
Try everyone you can, it doesn't hurt:
Best Motorcycle Insurance Rates - Kitchener / Waterloo Street Motorcycles, Cruisers, Choppers For Sale - Kijiji Kitchener / Waterloo Canada.
Try everyone you can, it doesn't hurt:
Best Motorcycle Insurance Rates - Kitchener / Waterloo Street Motorcycles, Cruisers, Choppers For Sale - Kijiji Kitchener / Waterloo Canada.
I got in touch with This guy and not only was he kind and helpful I ACTUALLY got a quote! and a damn good one! he gave me basically 2100 a year for a CBR 250 or 189 bucks a month!
Now It looks Like I wont have to cancel the deal!
Quick question,
I work for a Dealership myself and Am aware of markup in vehicle and asking for extras..
Even though I`m only purchasing a 5000 dollar bike, If I asked the Sales guy to throw in a Helmet or Jacket, Do you think he would? Mark-up`s on bikes probably arent the highest. Thought i`d ask anyways.
When I purchased my car I didnt ask for a discount, just a bunch of free stuff lol.
#13
06-14-2011, 12:49 PM
Awesome Man!!
Then next year you can get your quote from state farm and it will probably be $50/month or less for a 250cc on full coverage.
I got quoted $71/month for an 600cc with my M1. (Over 25 with clean record)
If you are paying asking price I would definitely ask for free stuff.
Tell the guy by paying this price I can't afford gear can you throw in a helmet or jacket or would you drop the price enough so I can get some.
If thats the deal breaker I'm sure he will try to throw something in and if he is being a dick just ask another sales person and Maybe they will throw something in and take the commission.
Anyways Congrats and stay safe out there.
Then next year you can get your quote from state farm and it will probably be $50/month or less for a 250cc on full coverage.
I got quoted $71/month for an 600cc with my M1. (Over 25 with clean record)
If you are paying asking price I would definitely ask for free stuff.
Tell the guy by paying this price I can't afford gear can you throw in a helmet or jacket or would you drop the price enough so I can get some.
If thats the deal breaker I'm sure he will try to throw something in and if he is being a dick just ask another sales person and Maybe they will throw something in and take the commission.
Anyways Congrats and stay safe out there.
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Awesome Man!!
Then next year you can get your quote from state farm and it will probably be $50/month or less for a 250cc on full coverage.
I got quoted $71/month for an 600cc with my M1. (Over 25 with clean record)
If you are paying asking price I would definitely ask for free stuff.
Tell the guy by paying this price I can't afford gear can you throw in a helmet or jacket or would you drop the price enough so I can get some.
If thats the deal breaker I'm sure he will try to throw something in and if he is being a dick just ask another sales person and Maybe they will throw something in and take the commission.
Anyways Congrats and stay safe out there.
Then next year you can get your quote from state farm and it will probably be $50/month or less for a 250cc on full coverage.
I got quoted $71/month for an 600cc with my M1. (Over 25 with clean record)
If you are paying asking price I would definitely ask for free stuff.
Tell the guy by paying this price I can't afford gear can you throw in a helmet or jacket or would you drop the price enough so I can get some.
If thats the deal breaker I'm sure he will try to throw something in and if he is being a dick just ask another sales person and Maybe they will throw something in and take the commission.
Anyways Congrats and stay safe out there.
Thanks again everyone!
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06-16-2011, 01:40 PM
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Congrats man. I bet you can't wait to jump on your new toy...
#16
06-18-2011, 09:45 AM
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I think TD does insurance, One of my buddies has it thru them.
Try everyone you can, it doesn't hurt:
Best Motorcycle Insurance Rates - Kitchener / Waterloo Street Motorcycles, Cruisers, Choppers For Sale - Kijiji Kitchener / Waterloo Canada.
Try everyone you can, it doesn't hurt:
Best Motorcycle Insurance Rates - Kitchener / Waterloo Street Motorcycles, Cruisers, Choppers For Sale - Kijiji Kitchener / Waterloo Canada.
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#17
07-18-2011, 09:14 AM
riderplus doesnt cover sport bikes. Jevco is the best if your bike is over 16 years old because they will concider it a street bike.
I am 21, 1999cbr600f41 and i pay 3300/year from state farm. i shoped for weeks. thats the best i could get. they told me the day i turn 25 it drops to 1200 (what a joke)...good luck
I am 21, 1999cbr600f41 and i pay 3300/year from state farm. i shoped for weeks. thats the best i could get. they told me the day i turn 25 it drops to 1200 (what a joke)...good luck
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