HELP!!!
 

Ok here the issue. Im from Canada so anyone who can help me out it would be greatly appreciated.

I have an insurance policy for my bike 95 CBR 600 and then i got a call from the insurance company today telling me that affective Feb 27th i need to have another vehicle under my policy because i have been driving less then 5 years. I dont have a car and im not going to get one just because i need bike insurance. If you know of a good insurance company PLEASE le me know its is very important i need to switch insuance companies before i dont have insurance at all.

Thanks in advance o ya its State farm thats giving me such a hard time

Curt

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I HAD A POLICY WITH GEICO AT ONE POINT ON JUST MY BIKE ALONE.

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Same here, GEICO and Progressive will cover a bike alone. It's not cheap. Does State Farm cover Canada? A lot of members use State Farm and swear by them... I'm checking them out in a couple of months when I move.

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If possible, i also recomend State Farm. I spun out of a corner when I hit a patch of sand and tore up the whole side of my bike, and, State Farm didn't bat and eye and cut me a check for $1900 to cover parts and labor. But, I also own three vehichles with them.

Tylor

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I have been reading some good reports on State farm as far as rates and service go, think I might check them out.

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Try primmum.
Thats who I am with
I live in canada too

RE: HELP!!! -Insurance-
 

Good day!

:)The best way is to shop around. Let me share you a site http://www.insurancepaylite.com my brother's bike is insured with them. Try visiting it and compare with State Farm, etc. Hope this helps.

When the going gets tough, the tough gets going.

Sincerely,

NiceBro

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Progressive on the bike, geico on the car. Nobody was able to beat the prices on either of them. I've tried just bout everyone, and while state farm (if available in canada) may be cheaper for the bike, they wanted double what I pay for the car. I'd shop around, but progressive may be a good place to start.