21 year old with m2 - 750cc bike??

[PolishPower]

Hey guys, just need your opinions on my situation.

I just got my M2 a few months ago and am looking at buying my first bike, a 1999 kawasaki ZX-7R. Ive had my full G license for over a year now, no accidents, no tickets, etc.

I'm just wondering, since I'm under 25, don't have my full M license, and am looking at getting a 750cc bike, are there companies that will still insure me? Or should I consider getting a different bike, something smaller maybe?

Thanks, any comments would be appreciated!

[sauga_rider]

i'm 22 with an 03 gsxr 750 paying just under 2k a year for liability only, i'd be paying 3k for full

[PolishPower]

nice, what insurance company are you with??

[sauga_rider]

jerry kaspard, you should be able to find his contact info in some of the posts

[hospital]

jerry kaspard, you should be able to find his contact info in some of the posts

Hope this helps......

Kaspard insurance Has been purchased by Cornerstone insurance Brokers
We are trying VERY hard to get the number working again
you can reach Jerry at (905) 822-9665 x 232

P.s. we will update the page as soon as Jerry gives us his info

[BusaBob]

if this is your frist bike, and you don't have previous riding experience, i'd stay away from full on sports bikes like the ZX7R...why not go for something a little more learner-friendly like a CBR125, GS500 or an SV650?

There are extensive posts on this site about the pro's/con's of going with a full on sport bike as your first bike. Bottom line, they're harder to develop your novice rider skills on and are far less forgiving of un-intentional rider mistakes.

http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum...ad.php?t=42129
http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum...ad.php?t=35867

[Superbman]

if you have your college degree, check out TD Melloche
I got a great rate from them
GS500 + M2/G + one accident at fault in 2003
$1200/yr, fire, theft, 1M liability, no vandalism $500 ded

I thought that was pretty good!