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[scumdog]

Got insurance bill for the month.

H-D insurance: $87:45!!

Insurance for F100 hot-rod truck, Mistral kit-car, Anglia, '62 Fairlane and finally Mrs S.Ds '84 Laser (our modern car)? try $81.90 for the lot.

HOW many bins are you people having that my 'bike insurance is screaming into the stratosphere?

Dang but these scoots cost tons to insure eh?

[Waylander]

Got insurance bill for the month.

H-D insurance: $87:45!!

Insurance for F100 hot-rod truck, Mistral kit-car, Anglia, '62 Fairlane and finally Mrs S.Ds '84 Laser (our modern car)? try $81.90 for the lot.

HOW many bins are you people having that my 'bike insurance is screaming into the stratosphere?

Dang but these scoots cost tons to insure eh?

Here is something for ya, in the states I was paying about $90NZD a year for tertiary insurance (or is it third party? whichever one is simalir to US liability insurance) on two bikes, my 1100 and the rebel250. this was from when i was 18 to right before I left to come here. I get here and i go in to find out how much for the same kind of coverage, and I'm told the same price so I'm like ok cool, get the paperwork and I'm reading through it and I notice something. It says amount due is a WEEKLY sum. I go "what the shit?" and the insure guy says thats how it works so I go "well since I'm not required by law to have insurance, I think I'll do without for a while". I cant afford that yet. Why its more than a harley I have no idea. Maybe I should shop around, I just went to the Yammy dealers for that sum. Maybe AMI or AA can give me a better deal?

[dangerous]

Got insurance bill for the month.
H-D insurance: $87:45!!

Thats $1049.40 a year......211kph fines will do that ya know, with that aside thats a bloody high prem, my Guzzi was $500 and a new VTR $540py Hell its just a old Hog who is your ins through?
maybe its a dodgy area that you live in, it would help if the cops lived near you, you would think aye

[SPman]

it would help if the cops lived near you would think aye

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[Sniper]

Try $127.17 a month. With a $1000 excess, thats just bloody ridiculous!!

[Motu]

In 35 yrs of motorcycle ownership - insurance costs....$0.00.

[StoneChucker]

Got insurance bill for the month.

H-D insurance: $87:45!!

Insurance for F100 hot-rod truck, Mistral kit-car, Anglia, '62 Fairlane and finally Mrs S.Ds '84 Laser (our modern car)? try $81.90 for the lot.

HOW many bins are you people having that my 'bike insurance is screaming into the stratosphere?

Dang but these scoots cost tons to insure eh?

Oh, waaaaaaaaaa waaa waaa waaaaaa

I pay $140 per month, with a $1500 excess!

Oh, btw: waaaaaaa hahahaha

[vifferman]

Bike insurance is about $55/month for me, give or take a few shekels. Car is less than $50 for each car (2001 Peugeot 306, 1990 205GTi).

[bugjuice]

i pay way too much..

[Edit] actually, no I don't.. I pay in lump, so that made it seem heaps, but now I've just figured what that is a month.. and now I don't pay so much. Fully comp all up was somewhere between $900 to $1000 with $1000xs.. So not too bad, but would like it to be cheaper

[MrMelon]

Crap, I'm 21 on a 600 sports bike and I pay about $35 a month for full insurance.

[claire]

Just looked ours up on our schedule and it isn't itemised so havesent an email asking what the premiumis a year. all it tells me is my R1 has a $1000 excess and the 04 R1 has a $250 excess

Claire

[Biff]

$380 bucks a year for my Bird. No no-claims, Brit licence, $300 excess. With Vero. Sorry - I'll shut up now.

[manuboy]

$380 bucks a year for my Bird. No no-claims, Brit licence, $300 excess. With Vero. Sorry - I'll shut up now.

Eh? I'm with those pricks and my bike (dunno how they class yours - mine would be 'sports tourer' i guess) is $89 a month...

[k14]

I'm $35 a month for full insurance for my bike. Excess is $1200 though. Oh to be over 25.

[Hitcher]

I think that insurance actuaries work on the assumption that there is a 10% chance of total loss of a motorcycle in any given year. Therefore, just divide the market value of your bike by 10 and that should be your annual premium (plus or minus)?