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Typically companies will offer a Multi-Bike discount ranging from 5% - 15%. This still means that you pay close to full price for both bikes. The logic is this: insurance companies understand that I can only ride one bike at a time. However, what is to prevent me from letting a friend ride bike...

The only markets that come to mind for a stand-alone 600cc are State Farm, Aviva, and Allstate. Try getting quotes from each one, that way you're satsified with whatever you do end up paying :)

Confirmed, it's 5 years from G1. Also, one State Farm Agent suggested to me that if you want to get your bike on the A plan, insure a car and then switch it to Theft coverage only (very cheap). The bike will stay on the A plan regardless of the coverage you have on your car. My R6 with State...

Welcome to the forum! Also, you resolved your crisis admirably, you could have done way worse than picking up biking again.

Welcome to the forum! Just garaged my R6 at Kahuna Powersports so I know these feels. I got chastised in the parking lot for putting it away so early....oh well, NO REGRETS.

Welcome to the forum! Love the look of the Hyosung 250, was going to buy one a couple years agod myself. Let us know how you like it.

Welcome to the forum! I'm under 25 as well so I know the financial sacrifice of which you speak. Ride or NOTHING.

Welcome to the forum!

Honestly, get them if you're a new rider. It will give you a bit more confidence when practicing low turns, because at worst if you drop you'll only scrape your mirrors / handles + the slider. Increases your credibility IMO :)

Welcome friend!

I was too broke last winter to afford both stands so I stored with a rear-stand only. I had no issues with flat spots on the front tire. If you can afford both stands, go for it. I suggest Pit Bull or any other single-peice stand.

I find that if you're meeting up with someone to buy a used bike on Kijiji, most will let you test-drive if you give them collateral in case you drop it (usually the whole value of the bike lol). I'd honestly try to find a good deal on a 250 if I were you because their re-sale value is awesome...

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Hi Mono, Do you have a car or any car driving experience? This can help reduce the bike insurance price. Other than that, your options are: 1) Add a driver to your policy who has been M licensed for 3+ years 2) Use a rural address for your policy - also known as insurance fraud, or; 3) As...

Welcome to the forum and congrats on the bike! If you're stubborn hopefully you can ride deep into winter :)

I loved my old 250, but I cannot fully recommend it for highway driving. Combine a very windy day with having to pass transport trucks and you're in for some crazy ****. Plus if the road is slick it just adds another level of complication. I feel like I can relax on my 600, while I had to be on...

Not much time left this season, but I'm in the area. I live @ Keele & Wilson, txt 416-455-0161 if you want to ride

Welcome! As someone who started on a 250 myself I can attest that youre making a great choice. Super fun bike, + it holds its resale value if you decide to change. You can't lose with a 250!!!!

As an Acura owner I can vouche for my own immaturity. WELCOME TO THE FORUM BROO :)