I spoke with my auto insurance agent this morning (at American Family). She said the following:
1. Full coverage insurance on an everyday 2004 (500cc) Honda Motorcycle would run me about $130/year.
2. I can’t get any kind of coverage on a sport bike until I’ve had my motorcycle license for 10 years; and even if I did, it would cost me $1,000/year.
Please tell me everything you know about motorcycle insurance. Do I even need it? I want to buy a used sport bike (600cc or less) and spend around $3k for it. If something happens, it’s not like I’m wrecking a $20k new car or even my primary transportation – and the cost to fix it wouldn’t be that bad. Even if it was, at $1,000/year for insurance, I might as well just take my chances, right?
I’m a 22 year old male. I will be taking the motorcycle safety course in late spring or early summer this year. I will then get my motorcycle license.
My issue is that I CANNOT GET insurance for a sport bike, even if I was willing to pay $1,000. They said I need to have a license for 10 years and I’m not willing to wait around for a decade.
Who will give me coverage on a sport bike for cheap being an inexperienced rider?
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