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rettun
12th September 2004, 15:28
Hey

Before you start with the "use the search function" I have..

Just wonderin how much average cost of insurance per anum is on something like Slingshots gsxr250rr, or a early 90's cbr250rr? And do they take into account your driving record from other licence - car..

Any info appreciated, diff companys etc, good brokers u know :)
thanks

カワサキキド
12th September 2004, 18:18
have never used these guys but here's the link www.protecta.co.nz

Blakamin
12th September 2004, 18:27
I use AMI...some others recommended it too

Vodaf0wn
12th September 2004, 18:27
Protecta is GREAT for a new rider, they gave me insurance on a bike, while i was still going trhough the claim process on another bike :D che

Cost?
Just under a thou for a cbr/zxr early model 90 :D

Have fun.

StoneChucker
12th September 2004, 18:32
Hey.

I've never had to claim from insurance (and yes, I'm touching copious amounts of wood!) I used Swann Insurance with my first bike, and STATE with my current bike, and never had any problems with either.

One thing I will say is, go with a provider that has 24/7 phone support. From memory, with my '87 Honda CBR250, Swann Insurance charged $42 per month (I was 22 at the time - completely clean record). Shop around though. Oh, I don't think the AA insure new riders, even on a full licence. And yes, as I understand it, they take into account your driving record (car included).

Dave.

jrandom
12th September 2004, 20:13
yes, I'm touching copious amounts of wood!

Not the kind of admission I'd like to make on *this* type of public forum, but hey, whatever floats your boat.

StoneChucker
12th September 2004, 20:31
:not: Yes yes, I knew someone would point that out, but thats not what I meant :eek:

Lol, I may make the KB quote thread :niceone:

Ms Piggy
12th September 2004, 20:47
have never used these guys but here's the link www.protecta.co.nz

Yeah I use them and it cost me about $120 for third party, fire & theft for 1 year. I thought that was bloody good.

dveus
12th September 2004, 21:12
Full coverage for my GSX250 was $700 through swann.
Not too bad considering all the quotes i got for my cage were in the ~$1500 range, Its only a bloody hyundai excel.

scumdog
12th September 2004, 21:40
Costs me $800 a year for my Sporty with AMI , I shopped around and that was the best I could get, (that's with house, hot-rod etc all insured with them) and that's with a clean recordand being old too!! :bleh:

What?
13th September 2004, 06:41
You need to spend some time on the phone, Rettun. The policy premium will vary quite wildly between companies, and also by your age, how long you've held a license, the model of bike (some companies will charge heaps to cover a sports 250 2-stroke), where you live and your garaging facilities. Some offer discounts for engine imobilisers, others don't.
Sorry - there is no easy answer to your question.

Ash Wells
13th September 2004, 07:48
Try Eric Woods motorcycles in Christchurch - they act as agents for Vero insurance and I have heard good things about both prices and backup when the disaster happens. :whistle:

Firefight
13th September 2004, 10:25
I am paying NZ$47.00 per month on my 04 R6, done wth David Golightliy broker via Honda ridersclub of NZ.(who allow non Hondas to be insured at package rates ) :first:

F/F :crazy:

Marknz
13th September 2004, 10:34
$660 per year for the new 'Storm thru Golightly and Vero.

bungbung
13th September 2004, 11:30
523 per year on the VTR thru state

JohnBoy
13th September 2004, 12:55
when i rode 250's i had state insurance, they are normally the cheapest (but the hardest to get money out of). however they will ask about all of your history, so thats why im with protecta now as i have a "colourful" past so to speak.
protecta are pretty good but they will charge you an extra 20% if you are paying the premiums off (ie not lump sum payment) and they also covered my mate who had an accident on the track (very long story involving insurance obudsmen so don't ask!) and they only worry about events that have happened in the last 2 or 3 years.

What?
13th September 2004, 19:38
Try Eric Woods motorcycles in Christchurch - they act as agents for Vero insurance and I have heard good things about both prices and backup when the disaster happens. :whistle:
That is the David Golightly scheme that Firefight and Marknz mention. I am with this also, but from Rettun's posts I gather that he may be under 25. That could create a world of difference.