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It goes from 0-100km/h in 3.1 seconds 1/4 mile in 10.4 seconds at over 200km/h It's not a cruiser that's for sure

Still waiting on confirmation the system is quoting properly, I'm not going to guarantee a quote when there is a possibility the quote is incorrect. Unfortunately waiting for an insurance company to get back to us is a timing game

3 - Older bikes are insurable, however we request a safety and a professional appraisal, 99.9% of the people don't want to bother with it as it going to cost money(good appraisal can cost $300), the word gets that insurance companies don't want to insure the bike, which is not the case. It's...

Don't forget up 1000cc's on SS. An SS over 1000cc is out of control $2500+ for a mature rider over 30 years old

1 - yes, you will need to pay for each bike, if you want to ride. 2 - It's just old 3 - Older bikes are insurable, however we request a safety and a professional appraisal, 99.9% of the people don't want to bother with it as it going to cost money(good appraisal can cost $300), the word gets...

Sorry to give you the bad news, once you let your DL expiry, you need to start from the beginning as a new driver/rider again, USA experience will no longer be valid.

What you are looking for is collector bike insurance, unfortunately none of your bikes are considered collector motorcycles. Many people think once a car/motorcycle reaches a certain age they are considered collectible, that is not the case, the first criteria that needs to meet, it needs to be...

Thanks Gurneet. Please give me a call I will review your situation and see what I can do 1-800-263-2369 ext:167

The 3 insurance companies that I deal with that do stand alone motorcycles will not insure a M1 rider. And then there is the famous facility insurance, they will do it, for a premium of course.

Give me a call, you seem to meet the criteria what I'm looking for... 1-800-263-2369 ext#167

I haven't came across the above situation, I'm pretty sure a dirt bike with green plates is not insurable. In order to be road fit and insurable it would need: lights, turn signals, mirrors and a blue plate

And here it is a perfect example why motorcycle rates are so high.... 1 - the insurance company is not collecting the appropriate premium 2 - a claim will occur, insurance will pay for the claim 3 - the premium that was not collected properly when the policy was setup, due to fraud, the...

I don't know of any insurance company that will insure a rider with a M1. You say you have experience, where/how did you get the experience on riding a motorcycle on city streets, where you have to watch out for other drivers.

I'm more than happy to quote any SS up to 1000cc with riders over 6 years riding experience and 2 or less tickets, no motorcycle accidents Call me at 1-800-263-2369 ext: 167

Give me a call and I will beat all the prices above - 1-800-263-2369 ext# 167

None offers it anymore, at least I don't know any company that offers it.

Here is a list of minor convictions, not sure what the State Farm guy is talking about (9th from the top 'fail to have insurance card") Speeding – 49 km/h over the limit or less Backing up – Unsafe/illegal/improper Brakes – None/inadequate/improper Crowding driver’s seat Door opening –...

If there are vehicles that are being used by multiple drivers, it is that person's responsibility to make sure all the appropriate documentation is available.

No, accident, convictions can only be re-rated upon the renewal of the policy.

The biggest challenge we face with continuous changes through out a policy period is that the client will forget what he has insured and end up driving/riding what's not insured, and guess what happens if there is a claim? Claim would be denied. Geez, she/he was asking for a nasty E&O claim