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Hey Adam, Welcome to Canada! I immigrated from India and I must say that your pictures are amazing! Reminds me of riding in India and the trails there... Like @ScorpionT16 suggested you can look at kijiji for used bikes. Especially now during end of fall, the prices tend to get somewhat cheaper...

Hi RideRich, the way I see it... speaking to some insurance agents might get you some quotes to choose from. You can try - Riderplus, Echelon, Statefarm, Intact, Dalton Timmins (Royal insurance). Inquiring these vendors will help you gauge the "best" rates available for your scenario. Regarding...

Thanks Baggsy... Just waiting for my personalized number plate to come in and I will try to sneak in a couple of rides before I store it away for the winter. :D

Deal done....all signed!! Friends, meet Optimus Prime :) [2010 Suzuki Boulevard C50T]

Bay and Adelaide... What about you?

Thanks MacDoc, I've emailed him! Keep you guys posted on this....

Yep @black_CG2 , with KPMG. I will take the pointer from above ^ and get in touch with Andy. I got a lower quote today from Riderplus ($2000) so let's see if Andy can give me something that's less than that. I guess, that's the price you gotto pay as an immigrant with over 12 years of riding...

Thanks @ScorpionT16 I will get in touch with Andy tomorrow. As of now, the deal is in progress and I will be purchasing a bike tomorrow. Order the number plates online so hopefully it will get delivered. Super pumped about that! :D

Yea, I'm a new rider in Canada. I just got an M with no Canadian riding experience (I have past 12 years of riding experience from India that I used to give the full M test) Hence, the high insurance value for say a Honda Shadow Aero..

That's an interesting concept. If I keep the bike over winter, how can I register it and plate it without insurance? Newbie to Canada...so could you please care to explain? Thanks @AF4iK

That's an interesting concept. If I keep the bike over winter, how can I register it and plate it without insurance? Newbie to Canada...so could you please care to explain? Thanks @AF4iK

Thanks guys.... I was actually doing the math on this. ** Yes, I am a consultant and I love maths :D ** i checked with the insurers and my insurance would come around $2200 per year (so, say $180 per month). In case I purchase a bike now and not riding until April, my opportunity cost would be...

Hello fellow riders, I have been riding for the past 12 years now, but I'm new to the riding scene here in Canada. I recently gave my M1 knowledge test (Aug 2016) and gave a M2 Exit test (Sept 2016) and currently hold a full M license (Thank god my previous riding experience came in handy)...