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I knew it was something obvious like that, but I just had to make sure. Thanks.

dumb question... can i take the m1 safety course before my 60 day m1 holding period? or must i immediately upgrade to the m2after the course, which means i can't take the course the after my m1?

I know this has been discussed before but it's not what I'm asking. I'm NOT in a situation where I live in one place but want to register my bike in another with an insurance company. Discounting work and going out, I would probably leave my bike on the street where I'm renting a place probably...

@jonpurdy: I guess I was not clear in my analysis, but the insurance premiums are for the entire year. The assumption that I ride for 7 months is for the purposes of calculating how much gas I need and how many bus trips I need to take. @Vlad: thanks, I'm trying to get in touch with a couple...

I originally asked about a 50cc scooter's rate being too high but now that my circumstances have changed, I thought I'd make a clean thread. I'm a 23M, planning to get my M1 soon. I've held my G for almost 5 years and I've been insured under another family vehicle since getting my G1 at 16...

The thing is, my record is squeaky clean; no tickets and no accidents. This is why I'm confused about my outrageously high premium.

i just called state farm and they quoted me 135 per month for a 50cc scooter. i'm 23 years old and have had my full g license for the past 5 years. why do i see these 23 year olds with an m1 paying only a few hundred for a year?

I just got a quote for a CBR125 from State Farm for $1800... I will ask them about 50cc scooters tomorrow. I see people stating that a few models can go faster (with mods): Kymco Super9, Aprilia SR50, and Yamaha BWS50. Hopefully I can get up to 80 km/h alone and 60 km/h with a passenger. I saw...

Thanks for the responses so far. I had considered getting a car, but even if my mom was to give her old car to me, I would've had to spend $500+/month on insurance, gas, and 407 tolls. I'd rather spend an extra $500 on top of that and get my own apartment, which is what I ended up doing. For...

After seeing someone on a scooter (for the first time) last week, I thought it'd be a useful tool. I've been taking public transit most of the time and drive during weekends with my mom's car as an occasional driver (for the past 7 years). I've held my G license since 19 or whatever the earliest...