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I highly doubt there will be any rate changes due to the rebranding but if you want to make double sure just instruct them to stop the current policy 5 days earlier and start the new one for Nov 5. There will be no issues.

Yes there is a whole team of moto specialists here that can put a quote together for you. Not sure what email you used but try this: moto@nfp.ca or call in to: 1-844-811-1118 The number is different on the older "flyers" though it still forwards.

Try NFP Moto for a quote. Instead of calling 15 different places, let them compare quotes for you. More motorcycle insurance options than any other broker in Canada. email: moto@nfp.ca toll free: 1-844-811-1118

Absolutely. Huge difference between 29 and 30, and should automatically apply at your renewal time. There are also age markers at 21, 25, 35, 40, 45, and 50 but age 30 is probably the biggest one. How many years of moto experience you have and the license class also helps.

Suzuki SV650 is a great bike. To get an accurate and best quote contact NFP Moto today. Tel: 1-844-811-1118 or Email: moto@nfp.ca

The show should be fun. The January NAIMS show has more vendors (dealerships, schools, tours, some manufacturers, moto related businesses, etc) but it does have more of a swap meet feel in some of the halls. The February show in Toronto is the manufacturer show, less vendors overall but all the...

Hey all. Be sure to follow @nfpmoto on Instagram. Lots of good tips, reminder, and moto tidbits in there for riders of all levels of experience, age, style, etc. Thanks!

There are good deals on new and used motorcycles during the off season, but not all bikes are rated the same way especially for newer riders. Get an insurance quote before you buy. NFP will compare rates from various carriers to find the best fit for you and your bike. NFP Moto Tel...

Hi Merkid. You should have first gotten a notice letter that the payment did not go through and a deadline of about 20 - 30 days to sort it out with Accounts. The actual cancellation letter is only mailed out after a 2nd payment attempt doesn't go through after that deadline. Did anyone explain...

you do NOT need to "practice" for the course. The Rider Training course IS the practice, and why the course provides THEIR bikes to learn on. It starts from the ground up, even showing you where the key goes in and how to start a bike.

Looking to start riding but don't know where to start? Maybe you just passed the course and are deciding between different bikes. Maybe you have been riding for a few years now and want to move up. Contact NFP Moto so we can compare rates for you with different insurance companies and find the...

The M2 doesnt matter at NFP as they know that as soon as you pass the course that M2 is coming and you earned it so they can get you those M2 rates right away. You dont need to wait the 60 days though of course you have to still play by the M1 rules on the road until you officially get the M2.

Yep what you said is true as well. Thats what SHOULD happen yet the folks that make these decisions at top level have never been within 100m of an actual motorcycle.

Couldnt agree with you more (y)

You can add or switch the coverage onto a 2nd bike for a few months. You would only pay the equivalent insurance for the time you are using it. When you remove or switch it back it all gets adjusted. Even myself personally, with years and years of experience in the industry... I had multiple...

Sorry about this Merkid. NFP is a brokerage (not an insurance company) meaning we compare the best rates and coverages for you from different insurance companies and find you the best fit for your bike. One of the companies we can place coverage with has had ongoing delays with paperwork due to...

As a broker we would compare rates and coverages with different insurance companies. Each one of those companies has their own rules or "appetite" when it comes to mods and upgrades. Our job is to find the right fit for you and your bike. Personally as a rider I know that if installed...

To some it would seem that the order of all this is wrong, but not when you think of it from an auto perspective. Know anyone who has bought a car before getting their license or knowing how to drive? No? well people do this with motorcycles every day. The correct order is this: 1. Book the...

Trackdays are ZEN. You cant be anymore "present" than when you are leaned over negotiating a corner at 130 kmh