Recent content by Carlos Vincent

Or just doesn't want to insure motorcycles, one think you have to understand motorcycle insurance is a money losing market that only a few want it.

I don't know of any insurance company that offers classic insurance for motorcycles.:(

OPCF 44R - FAMILY PROTECTION ENDORSEMENT This endorsement provides additional benefits for the named insured and other insured persons, as defined in the endorsement, if the other motorist does not have sufficient insurance to pay the claim, or should the other motorist be unidentified. The...

It shouldn't cost more, should be the same or a very small difference, within $100. If both bikes have the same driver, age, experience, territory and years license price will be the same, unless of course one of the drivers is not mentioning convictions

That seems high, unless you don't have a clean record, or a high risk area I just quoted a 31 year old, 6 years riding experience, High Park area in Toronto, 2015 Yamaha R6 for $1043 year, $500 comp/coll ded

I was wondering the same thing, is it a modified motorcycle?

How many years have you had your motorcycle license?

I did my safety course back in the days with a pair of construction boots, leather jacket and leather work gloves, I did have to buy a cheap plain black helmet for $100. The safety Instructors didn't have a problem with it and everyone else was wearing pretty much the same thing. Definitely not...

Not sure if that's sarcasm, but sounds about right for riders over 30 and more than 6 years riding experience, my prices are around there with full coverage. If you are under 6 years riding experience on a SS or over 1000CC sports bike, sports touring I no longer have a market :sad10::sad10...

To keep this subject simple, your address should be where all your legal documents go to: Phone bill, Drivers license, Ownership, Credit card address, etc, etc. Companies will investigate why you are rated on an address that does not match any info you may have, specially if it's a lower rated...

Wawanesa will only insure sport bikes if the rider has had his motorcycle license for 6 years or more, they are being extremely careful who they insure as they wantt o keep the rates low for the mature, experienced riders. If they were to insure anyone with less than 6 years motorcycle license...

Unfortunately and this is the case of many riders that let their M2 expire, you would be treated as a new rider, once you let your driver's license expire you lose all the riding experience you had and have to start all over again. It's no different from the G2 license, if you don't get you G...

There is no cap. For example: every serious convictions you get a 100% surcharge on the total premium, so if you have 3 serious convictions it's 300% surchage 4 minor convictions it's a 25% surcharge and 15% for each additional conviction after that. It just keeps going and going and going...

If he is operating some type of motorcycle training course, he requires commercial insurance, if he can't provide you some type of commercial policy insurance, walk away.

The mounted policy cameras on the vehicles must be working as we have seen an increase of "Driving Without Insurance" convictions on people's record, and I can assure everyone there are more than what we would think there is. I've encounter a situation this week where the driver has been caught...