Looking at getting a f4i
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Looking at getting a f4i
Hi all; first post here, looking to getting my first bike, found a pretty good deal on a 02 f4i with 18k miles for 2 grand. I'm 18 (I know I'll get crap for it) been on 2 wheels with dirtbikes and everything since I was about 5. Took the motorcycle safety corse and feel pretty comfortable with this as a starting bike.
Anyway was also curious what people think about insurance
I own it outright so should I get full coverage? Or just limited collision and all the other stuff that's needed my law? I'm looking at progressive insurance and they seem to be priced pretty fair.
Let me what what you guys think,
Thanks!
Anyway was also curious what people think about insurance
I own it outright so should I get full coverage? Or just limited collision and all the other stuff that's needed my law? I'm looking at progressive insurance and they seem to be priced pretty fair.
Let me what what you guys think,
Thanks!
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How much coverage you get is up to you. The minimum liability doesn't cover very much. If you cause more damage that your limits, you will get sued for the rest. If you hurt someone, the cost will be way over minimum. Guard rails are expensive too.
You don't need full coverage, but know that when you crash, and eventually you will, repairs to your bike are on you. Weigh the replacement value vs. how much premiums you spend. For example, I wouldn't spend $2500/year on insurance to cover a $2000 bike. Any big crash of theft will end up a total loss and you will be paid book value less deductable, which isn't usually very much on an older bike.
You don't need full coverage, but know that when you crash, and eventually you will, repairs to your bike are on you. Weigh the replacement value vs. how much premiums you spend. For example, I wouldn't spend $2500/year on insurance to cover a $2000 bike. Any big crash of theft will end up a total loss and you will be paid book value less deductable, which isn't usually very much on an older bike.
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How much coverage you get is up to you. The minimum liability doesn't cover very much. If you cause more damage that your limits, you will get sued for the rest. If you hurt someone, the cost will be way over minimum. Guard rails are expensive too.
You don't need full coverage, but know that when you crash, and eventually you will, repairs to your bike are on you. Weigh the replacement value vs. how much premiums you spend. For example, I wouldn't spend $2500/year on insurance to cover a $2000 bike. Any big crash of theft will end up a total loss and you will be paid book value less deductable, which isn't usually very much on an older bike.
You don't need full coverage, but know that when you crash, and eventually you will, repairs to your bike are on you. Weigh the replacement value vs. how much premiums you spend. For example, I wouldn't spend $2500/year on insurance to cover a $2000 bike. Any big crash of theft will end up a total loss and you will be paid book value less deductable, which isn't usually very much on an older bike.
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Bodily injury liability - 50k person/100k accident
Compulsory bodily injury - 20k person/ 40k accident
Property damage liability - 25k
Uninsured motorist - 20k
Medical payments - 25k
Limited collision 500$ deductible
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How much coverage you get is up to you. The minimum liability doesn't cover very much. If you cause more damage that your limits, you will get sued for the rest. If you hurt someone, the cost will be way over minimum. Guard rails are expensive too.
You don't need full coverage, but know that when you crash, and eventually you will, repairs to your bike are on you. Weigh the replacement value vs. how much premiums you spend. For example, I wouldn't spend $2500/year on insurance to cover a $2000 bike. Any big crash of theft will end up a total loss and you will be paid book value less deductable, which isn't usually very much on an older bike.
You don't need full coverage, but know that when you crash, and eventually you will, repairs to your bike are on you. Weigh the replacement value vs. how much premiums you spend. For example, I wouldn't spend $2500/year on insurance to cover a $2000 bike. Any big crash of theft will end up a total loss and you will be paid book value less deductable, which isn't usually very much on an older bike.
I pay £280 / year with up to a £5 million payout if I somehow **** that much up. I'm 23 with 1 year no claims bonus.
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That's awesome that you're looking at getting your first bike man! If people throw shade just brush it off. I'm also 18 and got my first bike about 6 months ago, I ride a '06 F4i as well. I have progressive and only got collision. Full coverage just isn't worth it for a bike that isn't worth that much. I love the bike, it has super good handling, and it's got some power behind it. Good luck man!