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Wow....who are you with? that seems insane..(in a bad way)

Not after the recent trends of insurance companies jacking the prices on HD across the board I hear ya, although I felt very comfortable and confident on the vstar 950, sat on it, rocked it back and forth, leaned it side to side, threw the weight around a bit, felt pretty good. (though things...

Went to the dealership to try some bikes out. The bolt is definitely not for me, in addition to the Cramped ergonomics, the handlebars are nothing like a cruiser to me, they're leaned in, more Aggressive. The vstar 950 on the other hand feels Perfect, handlebars, seat, foot pegs, I compared...

yeah it will definaitly be with a different company, so the accident should be out of the picture(regardless its been 6 years so i dont think it should be an issue) Ok, ill start calling around now, and start asking for quotes

Interesting, thank you for that! Im curious, what are the numbers like? if you dont mind me asking. how much for 650cc cruisers? thanks

decent beginner bike for a big fella?

I was waiting to finish my MSF course and get my M2(Early April im booked for it) before i started calling for insurance, should i start calling now? in 2010 i was in a car accident(taking a left on a T junction) when a cabbie(in downtown) just gassed and hit me even though i had right of way(I...

Not sure if your serious or not, the bolt is a 950 cc cruiser, although it weighs less than 550, and looks SICK! Can anyone comment on this? Thoughts?

Yeah if there isnt a huge jump in insurance from 600 cruiser to 900 cruiser and they feel good after a test drive im probably gonna get the 900 cruiser(vulcan maybe) if not, im just gonna go with the Vulcan S(600 cruiser) or phantom(750 cruiser?) my record is pretty clean, and im 26 going on 27

Agreed Personally I want a bike that i can keep around for a while(2-3 years). Ideally it would be nice to start on a 600 Cruiser, then move up to something bigger(900 or 1300). However money is always a strong consideration, Id have to try and sell the 600 while im still making payments...

meh i think if i dont go over 900cc i should be fine, so far im deciding between vulcan s, honda shadow/phantom, vulcan 900, m50

Yeah I like the vulcan S, and the shadow/phantom, Havent looked at the bolt too much.(maybe i should) How is the vulcan 900 or boulevard m50 for starter bike? In my head i feel like 600-900cc is the 'starter range' for cruisers, am i wrong???? The vstar 650 i looked at, but didnt like the...

lol, yeah im just looking for an entry level cruiser (im assuming those 600-900 cc cruisers qualify? Vulcan S, Honda Phantom, Vulcan 900 and the like?) And whoa there is that lake?

Yeah thats the plan anyway, i was just entertaining the thought of fantasy of getting a 1300cc that looks beautiful. But what your saying is that generally cruiser entry level bikes are in the 600-900 range yes?

I dont know some people tell me starter cruisers(600-900cc) are cheaper than 300 cc starter bikes(because they are classified as sport bikes, ninja, R3, cbr etc)

Waiting for all my gear to arrive, and starting MSF in april, gonna get a cruiser as my first bike and i was looking at something entry level, probably around 600-900cc. but that was before i stumbled upon the yamaha stryker and it is GORGEOUS!(This is me drooling whilst window shopping) at...

Gents finally got my M1 today after passing the written test, the lady at MTO center said i gotta wait atleast 60 days to do my road test, but its gotta be less than 90 days. But can I enroll in the motorcycle safety course before the 60 days? Or do I have to wait till after 60 days before...

All state Insurance company disagrees with you, i called them last week and they dont even look at 'sport bikes' even though i told them the r3 was just a 300, that is unless you have an M license for atleast 3 years, have been previously insured before(therefore are not a 'new' rider)and can...

Interesting so an 800 cc Cruiser would essentially be producing the same power as a 400CC sport bike and would therefore be insured accordingly? At approx the same level as the 400cc sport bike?

New rider here guys thinking of starting out, i went down to the dealership and based on my age/marital status/location/record the sales guy said id probably be between $1500-2000$ a year on a 320cc R3 Im having second thoughts on the sportsbike thing, and leaning towards a cruiser, my question...