How Much Does Motorcycle Insurance Cost In Ma?
Wednesday, September 30th, 2009 at
3:41 am
How much should I expect to pay for motorcycle insurance on a cheap bike in MA? (I'm in cambridge.) I know it depends on a variety of factors, and I could pharmacy online call an agent and get a quote, but I'm just looking for a rough estimate.
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Check Progressive or Geico Ins companies. They will give you a quote on-line.
1) Go to http://www.2insure4less.com
2) Fill out an insurance request form
3) Get up to 5 rates from different companies
You will find that progressive or geico do not sell in Mass. Remember we are not a competitive state for ins, cars or bikes-that said my honda 750 shadow ace cost about 450 for the full year loaded. I will place the ins to the minumum level around Nov to April. It will end up about 2 or 250…also it depends on engine size and type-grater than 650 more than less than–sport bike more than cruiser….
It depends largely on the motorcycle you are talking about (and it’s engine size). For liability insurance only on my 2000 KLR650 I only pay like $200 a year through Progressive in Illinois.
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go for it, just take it slow to start with. where are you from and how tall are you?
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I feel for you. The same thing happened to me. Although this state mandates that different divisions of the same company handle the claim to prevent any conflict of interest, both of us were equally screwed by the company. Be sure to use a different legal firm and check to see what their record is against that particular company. Some lawyers are not as good as their flashy ads would lead you to believe.
It ended up not being a good neighbor thing at all for me.
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“On Facebook, you’ve got a few close friends and lots of people you barely know,” Fowler says. “Because the cost of information transmission is so low”–that is, the site makes it easy to communicate–”we end up staying in touch with more acquaintances. But that doesn’t mean we have more friends.”
The point is that even if Facebook transforms our “online friends” into a vast, nameless cloud, we still count on our real life social circle for support.”
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Tuk-Tuk is a popular public transport using a mini van that can take up to 8 persons. Bargain hard for the charges before you hop on.
Do try their spa treatment. Its cheap and relaxing. Again, stay to bigger establishments and ask for the prices before you go in.
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Have fun!
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