Auto Insurance Buying Tips

Consolidate Insurance Policies  Insuring two or more vehicles with the same insurance company can save you between 10 - 15% on your premiums.   Covering your home through the same company that you have auto insurance with can reduce your premiums by another 10-15%.   Increase Your Deductible  One...

Motorcycle Medical Insurance

Although most real motorcyclists worry about their bike first after a wreck(!) there’s a good chance you could injure yourself or a passenger. The nature of motorcycles is that if we pick a fight with the landscape, car or truck – we are likely to come of worse! It’s vital you have the right medical insurance. In Most Cases! If you have a regular...

Your Motorcycle Loan

Motorcycle Loan and Insurance Most finance companies will allow you to add the cost of your insurance the motorcycle loan for your bike. But there are a couple of important things to beware of: The insurance you are adding is for one year only, but the length of your loan agreement will almost certainly be much longer. So next year you will be...

Women's Motorcycle Insurance

Women's Rider Motorcycle Insurance is now becoming a significant sector in the industry. Women riders are actually the fastest growing category in the motorcycle industry, and this fact is starting to be recognized by manufacturers in the models of bike offered particularly for women (lower seat height etc), apparel etc. It has been reported ...

Motorcycle Insurance Prices

here a number of factors an insurance company considers when it is calculating your motorcycle insurance prices.  First, there is you,  your age, experience driving record and claim history, plus where you live and where you keep your bike. Premiums are calculated on the basis of perceived risk, and someone who has a 'history'...

Insurance Quote Factors

I’m often asked what insurance quote factors come into play when you're looking for motorcycle insurance. Well, insurance is a business of risk assesment, and hewe we have two factors involved: You and Your Motorcycle! You Your age - a young rider is more of a risk than a midldle aged one. Your riding experience - a new rider is more at risk...

Compare Motorcycle Insurance

Getting insurance is the first and the foremost important thing that should be done on the purchase of a new motorcycle. Insurance is imperative for the safety of the motorcycle as it covers for losses or damages in the unfortunate event of an accident or theft. In most of the countries, it is mandatory to have valid or in force insurance policy...

Let the Insurance Shopping Marathon begin.

Just like Loans, the more you shop around, the better your chances of getting the best insurance rate.  There are a billion insurance companies out there, so start by asking your home and auto insurance agent about motorcycle insurance.  If the company doesn’t offer it, ask your neighbor with the shiny new Kawi Ninja what company he...

What you should do if you have an accident

Statistically your chances of avoiding an accident throughout your riding career, are low, so its important to be prepared.If you have an accident with another motorist, there are a number of things which you must do. You must exchange your...

Tips on how to get Cheap Motorcycle Insurance

Now that you know how the motorcycle insurance company will view and rate you, and what types of coverage are available, here are some tips on how to get a good deal:   1. Shop, Shop, and Shop More: Insurance can vary widely in the same region. Do not assume that your...

Types of Motorcycle Insurance Coverage

Similar to automobiles, there are a few different types of motorcycle insurance coverage available. Some of the types of coverage are required by law, and some that you have to determine if you think you need. As stated before, insurance...

How the Motorcycle Insurance Company rates you and how motorcycle insurance premiums are determined

Insurance, especially motorcycle insurance, is basically odds and statistics.  The motorcycle insurance company through the following criteria, determines how much risk is involved if they insure you. The higher the risk you are to them the higher your rate will be. The following are the key elements...