Try Markel
Progressive is great on our older bikes.
Wifes 2007 Ninja 650R, My DRZ485 SM, and 1998 VTR1000F, all three $128 a year full coverage Zero / 250 deductible comprehensive / collision
But they were insanely high on the new bikes I was looking at.
Not surprising. If an old bike is wrecked or stolen, they just total it and pay you a buck three eighty-five. If a new one's messed up it costs 'em big bucks.
$3500 a yr for just the ninja.
Some insurance companies rate soley by cc's.
others by bike classification and frequently mis-classify a bike.
some particular models stand out by their higher than normal frequency of claims.
some insurance companies use a combination of all of the above.
Plus the typical age, driving record, zip code, credit score, prior claim history, multi bikes, multi policy, etc.
Comparing insurance is useless, everyone will get different results. Quote as many companies as you feel worth it and make your decision. Doing anything else is wasting time and/or possibly paying much more than you should be.
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...Once I went to BMW, my insurace dropped in half My insurance for full coverage, including $5K acc Coverage is $230 a year for my 2 BMWs.
Huh. I bought a 2015 Triumph Street Triple R X mid-March. Paying $180 per six months. Of course I am 60 years old, and the Trumpet is only a 675cc.