Reply With QuoteProbably about $1500-$1700 for liability only (with rider training). Since it's an old bike it might be less though. If you have full coverage it will obviously make that higher.
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My 17 year old son has recently acquired a 1971 CB 450 Honda twin that he and I are rebuilding. He would like to ride this bike next season. Bearing in mind his age (17) and the fact he will be a newly licensed rider, and the size of the bike (450) what might he be looking at for insurance premiums.......realistically?
Probably about $1500-$1700 for liability only (with rider training). Since it's an old bike it might be less though. If you have full coverage it will obviously make that higher.
From personal experience with vintage bikes, probably around $600-$700 but only from a few insurers like Jevco or Dalton Timmis. Most brokers don't insure bikes older than 25 years.
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perhaps you can also ask the rate for you as the primary rider and him the secondary assuming that's the situation.Originally Posted by motley
Thanks for the feedback Guys. He was afraid he might be looking at $2000 - $3000 or more, which would put an early end to his hopes of riding. Something in the range of $750 - $1500 might be a little easier to take.
He's learned early that his government and the insurance companies will do everything in their power to prevent him from becoming a motorcyclist. It's ridiculous really.
Bu oftentimes the quote is more heavily swayed towards the higher risk insuree (?) in which this case would be the 17.
my guess is between 15-2k. but make sure you get a min. 1mil liab.
sell it, buy a vespa
think about it... on a 71 CB he'll only be attracting old men.
on a vespa, he'll be attracting european women
Nice plugsell it, buy a vespa
think about it... on a 71 CB he'll only be attracting old men.
on a vespa, he'll be attracting european women, you make a great salesman! haha
RIDE IT LIKE YOU STOLE IT!
lol... its the idea vespa sold to meNice plug
just for the record, im not a sales person..nor will i ever be...
My son had to pay 2,000 and change.
Just 16 new licence with sheridan course
550 night hawk.
I got a quote from 2200 liability on a 600 katana, Im 19 with my M2, I guess if it was possible get the bike so your primary? or put it on your policy might make it cheaper, i know im gonna get raped because i will primary rider :s
Damn, I was about to ask you for a good deal on a new Vespa!
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Thanks, that's the kind of info I was looking for.
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