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[7073]

that's really handy, thanks for posting!!

[VifferFun]

FYI, I have added "Number of Payments" to the insurance company listings.

[nakkers]

Ummmmm............Wow!!!!!!!


Post a question and check in the morning to find this.


.............then I realize, the answer was already here if I looked properly the first time and the response was a link to this thread. Yikes! I need a coffee.

[sylaryn]

Hey. Great post. Thanks for taking the time. Very useful for us n00bs.

BTW, 'Sport' ---> '< 600cc' ---> 'over 29yrs' -------> Error!

Thanks!
Syl.

[VifferFun]

Hey. Great post. Thanks for taking the time. Very useful for us n00bs.

BTW, 'Sport' ---> '< 600cc' ---> 'over 29yrs' -------> Error!

Thanks!
Syl.

Fixed. Thanks

[qaz393]

so a how much difference 19 year old + a 1994 ex250 would be cheaper than a 1996 ex250 or will it be roughly the same? is there a 15 year and your bike will be consider into another class?

[spaceboy]

so a how much difference 19 year old + a 1994 ex250 would be cheaper than a 1996 ex250 or will it be roughly the same? is there a 15 year and your bike will be consider into another class?

I'd be willing to bet that its exactly the same.
The 15 year old bike thing is more for former super-sports, as far as I know.

Call a broker, lets not turn this thread into what its trying to prevent.

[VifferFun]

so a how much difference 19 year old + a 1994 ex250 would be cheaper than a 1996 ex250 or will it be roughly the same? is there a 15 year and your bike will be consider into another class?

The quote will likely be the exact same, especially if you aren't buying optional physical damage coverages (such as Collision and Comprehensive). There is no magic age where bikes become cheaper. The vast majority of your policy premium is to cover damage to your human body and liability to others on the road, and this risk doesn't decrease with the bike's age.