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RE: New guy here in MA, insurance and riding question - 2/6/2008 6:10:47 AM

travisgarrison

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That makes a little sense. Out of curiosity, what was your first bike? Did you take the MSF course? Did you have a driving record when getting your first bike? Was this coverage for liability only?

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RE: New guy here in MA, insurance and riding question - 2/6/2008 1:32:32 PM

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the f4i is my first bike and i took msf and pay 941 a year full coverage, my car was at 4500 and now 2600 cuz of 6yrs of driving. Driving record? haha wtf is that lol

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RE: New guy here in MA, insurance and riding question - 2/21/2008 4:23:59 PM

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Ma aint cheap for insurance, thats for sure... i have a clean record and am almost at my 6 years.

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RE: New guy here in MA, insurance and riding question - 2/21/2008 4:27:36 PM

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Motorcycle insurance wont go down though unless you've had your M endersoment 6yrs but i do believe if you drop points it will kick in your motorcycle insurance too. Will let you know in May hahaha. I dropped 4points and kicked in the 6yrs and saved ~180 a month. Time for new tires and those Sidi boots lol.

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RE: New guy here in MA, insurance and riding question - 3/7/2008 6:40:13 AM

viva_brasil

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Hey everyone- i'm new to the forums and riding as well. I'm actually taking my MSF course tomorrow and I put a deposit on a 97 F3 yesterday.

About insurance: I have State Farm, I'm 19, and I'm living in Wellesley and I got quoted $140 per year for a 07 Kawi ZX6R. Obviously it's not what I'm starting with, but I called up and asked out of curiosity. I'm paying $1300 a year now for my car (2006 Hyundai Tiburon V6), but I don't have collision on it, only liability and comprehensive. So for the F3 I'm guessing it should be around $100-120 per year for liability and comprehensive. I highly recommend State Farm- their customer service is very good too.

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RE: New guy here in MA, insurance and riding question - 3/9/2008 5:03:12 PM

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depends again on the state, driving history, infractions etc..and the fact that ur young ..also is a factor..u gotta kinda build ur clean record to prove ur a reliable rider...

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