ive had my car insurance with american family for around 5 years. i called them today to see if i could get a quote for a 1998 ninja 250. he tells me that the they wont insure those type of bikes. wtf, its only a 250. i could see if it was a gsxr 750. is this the way most insurance places are? i got an online quote from progressive for something like $300 a year with liability only. can anyone suggest any places to check or should i just go with progressive?

i am looking into getting a 600 of some sort, and i checked out progressive online, and liability was 10$ a month i believe. i think for full coverage for me it would be 300 a month, so when i DO get my bike, im just gonna be really careful to not drop it or anything.

State Farm is the only decent place for bike coverage. They will not cover you if you have over 2 tickets in 3 years and sometimes won't take you on unless you only have 1 or none.

State Farm has been great to me. $180/year for my Ninja 250R and now $240/year for my Ninja 500R. They charge based on CC size, not style of bike.

BTW, I used to have a '98 250R and I loved that bike. Bought it at 3k, sold it at 13k and never had a problem with it. I think i replaced the tires around 10k, put in new spark plugs, and that was all.

you made 10K on a bike??

you made 10K on a bike?? [/b][/quote]
Ummm, it appears he purchased the bike with 3,000 miles, replaced the tires at 10,000 miles, and sold it at 13,000 miles. ;)

Jana just owned herself haha! :)

i read it the same way, dont feel too bad Jana, haha

I got a '94 750 Magna. AmFam is 150 for the year with only liability. It's not a sport bike though....

I read it as "bought it at 3K and sold it at 13K", meaning money. You should clearly state miles vs. money if that's what you mean. :razz2:

It would have been I bought it for 3k and sold it for 13k if he was talking money. At meant to me he bought it at 3K miles and sold it at 13k miles.

Just teasing :)

Now back on topic ;) haha I never say that.