Hey everyone,
I'm planning on buying a motorcycle, my first one ever. I'm signing up to get my M1 license this weekend and was looking around at bikes.
I'm currently 25 years old, clean driving record, had my G license since 16 (G1 then full G at 17-18), and under my parents insurance policy which they've had for probably 20-30 years.
The insurance on my truck along with all of my other family members vehicles are already quite low due to the amount of years my parents have had the policy with the company.
I'm curious to know, what do you guys think my insurance would be for a CBR400-600/Ninja 400-600? I'm not looking at getting the RR editions, just the standard one as I'm not planning on being an idiot with it, and don't want to have something too powerful as my first bike. Although, I would prefer it to be a bigger bike, since I'm 6'4''.
I couldn't find any posts about people getting quotes from The Cooperators (which is what my insurance company is), so I'm hoping those who have had experience with them, can chime in.
I'm planning on buying a motorcycle, my first one ever. I'm signing up to get my M1 license this weekend and was looking around at bikes.
I'm currently 25 years old, clean driving record, had my G license since 16 (G1 then full G at 17-18), and under my parents insurance policy which they've had for probably 20-30 years.
The insurance on my truck along with all of my other family members vehicles are already quite low due to the amount of years my parents have had the policy with the company.
I'm curious to know, what do you guys think my insurance would be for a CBR400-600/Ninja 400-600? I'm not looking at getting the RR editions, just the standard one as I'm not planning on being an idiot with it, and don't want to have something too powerful as my first bike. Although, I would prefer it to be a bigger bike, since I'm 6'4''.
I couldn't find any posts about people getting quotes from The Cooperators (which is what my insurance company is), so I'm hoping those who have had experience with them, can chime in.