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I was reading on another website that claims all off-road motorcycles must be insured in Ontario. Whats this all about? never heard of it and my dirt bike isn't insured. Now im afraid to drive it come spring because i might get a ticket. and would this affect my auto and street bike insurance?
what a crazy province we live in. all the dumbest rules ever created are in this province.
Only if you plan on operating it on property other than your own.Quote:
Originally Posted by zibzer
It's not a dumb rule. That law is intended to give financial protection to the people you may collide with when you're out away from your own property.
See http://www.oftr.ca/page.php?id=644
What companies sell the insurance? and about how much would it cost?
Don't know myself.
Try the brokers here. Or try who OFTR recommends. http://www.oftr.ca/page.php?id=916
I pay roughly $70 per year through State Farm for a 225.Quote:
Originally Posted by zibzer
$70/year, nice! Do you also have your auto with State Farm?Quote:
Originally Posted by Z1K
I priced it out, and it didn't make sense for me to move my auto/home insurance to State Farm. So without the "group" bonuses, I pay the following for just my toys insured for liability through State Farm:
1989 CR125R Dirtbike: $126.88/year
1984 Honda 250R ATC: $128.93/year
1986 Honda 350X ATC: $144.57/year
And like mentioned above, if you ride your dirtbike anywhere other than private property (where you have permission to ride) you NEED liability insurance - the fines and other consequences aren't worth the risk!
Legally, you need insurance to ride on any property other than YOUR own property. This applies to public property, private property, everywhere but on YOUR OWN property.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xhumeka
Worth every penny!!!!
If you crash and get hurt its considered a MVA claim. I broke my back(twice now) and even though I was racing in a sanctioned motocross event, they paid, and continue to pay my medical bills, which saldy, are pretty big!
if i crash the bike off a cliff do you suppose they'd buy me a new one?
True - although pay-to-play areas (like Gopher Dunes) do not require you to have your own insurance since they provide liability insurance which is built into the cost to use their facilities for the day.Quote:
Originally Posted by turbodish
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Originally Posted by zibzer
They absolutely would!
I have 2 autos, 3 bikes and my house with them. None of the other companies have been able to beat their rates on any of it. (Avi Singh did come close though.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Xhumeka
can i get a toke of what your smoking...... im pretty sure you cant get collision on a dirt bike..... and liability does not cover throwing your bike off a cliffQuote:
Originally Posted by Recidivist
Sure you can get Comprehensive and/or Collision on a dirt bike or quad (depending on the company).Quote:
Originally Posted by chach
Yes, if you accidentally ride off a cliff your bike will be paid for if you have Collision Coverage. Your injuries (or funeral expenses) will be paid by Accident Benefits. < $150 seems pretty cheap for this coverage IMO.
My Kawi KLX300 through Statefarm was 120/year for liability & comp.
I upgraded to a KX450F, and the rates sky rocketed to 370/year! Apparently the 300cc mark is where they exponentially increase rates.
I called dozens of palces for quotes, but no one could beat Statefarm for dirt. One place actually quoted me $1700/year for dirt bike liability!
I just bought a crf250r. Only to find out this insurance crap would give me a headache from hell!! State farm wouldn't do it , and every other company quoted me between 1800 and 2800 dollars. Just to ride a friggen dirtbike. Is this a joke. What state farms are you guys using, or better yet where
The government needs to step in here because this rediculous. I'm sick of getting ripped off by these damn insurance companies. They are ruining the sport!!!
Stupid province
Something obviously wrong here,I dont think anybody would have to pay that for a offroad bike.There must be a reason you are getting these quotes,any other details you are forgetting:confused:
You can try Nicole McCann, but read this:
http://www.oftr.ca/page.php?id=809
Seems State Farms Agencies are now on a "monitored growth program" and depending how many bikes she has written in any given month may not be able to provide you insurance.