currently only have liability on my bike and with spring approaching I called to get a quote for full coverage. $3,000/year through geico wtf...I have a clean record too. safe to say i will be shopping around now.

$250/year

full

$681/yr w/ Rider Ins in NJ....

$411 a year, full coverage on a '07 DRZ400sm (much cheaper than a sport bike to insure)

50/100/100 plus uninsured and medical w/ $100 deductable

28yrs old, married, multiple policies, clean record, CA.

331$ (about to renew in 3 months for even cheaper)

$330/year full coverage. Beats $3,000/year for the same coverage from Gieco. Also, SF was $200 less a year for my car too. Will be switching over tomorrow!!!

yo i'm going to VIR north on 3/24-25. Cornerspeed track day.

contacted rob already to mount new tires and other misc stuff in a few weeks.

Riding w/ TPM?

going with state farm FTW

i took cornerspeed school last year and graduates or licensed racers can ride their track days. Their track days have half the riders per session compare to TPM and NESBA. Good for practice.<ul><li><a href="http://www.cornerspeed.net">Cornerspeed</a></li></ul>

My Triumph Speedmaster, a Cruiser, was about $230/year.

My Kawasaki Versys, which they label as a sport bike, is $600/year. I was rather shocked to say the least.

Hopefully they're reclassify the bike in the near future and it will go down. When I was shopping for a bike, the Triumph Tiger (similar style bike but with more power and bigger engine) was cheaper to insure because it was classified differently.

So you got room in your trailer? =P

I still have yet to do a trackday, but was looking to do TPM's Art Basic before heading out on my own... Is Cornerspeed's Class 1 intended for track n00bs?

(And Im kidding about having room in your trailer.. dont think I can make it that day anyway...)

i have room...but i'm going on vacation down south first so that won't work out anyways =p

but you should take Cornerspeed at one point. It's a track school for all levels. I did cornerspeed as my first track day ever and i was glad that i did. You can't compare ART basic with Cornerspeed. CS gets you a waiver to get a race license, ART just teaches you the basics.

Cornerspeed and California superbike school are similar.

ahh...i gotta get my TPM and NESBA memebership renewed.

another thing i dont get is tires:

my bike has a factory top speed of 110ish... but yet requires ZR tires...

I see your also in CT. I use Auto Cycle ins. in Woodbridge,203-387-1830. If you haven't switched yet, give them a call. Of course there are a lot of factors that will determine your rate, but they are very good.

haven't switched yet. have an appointment for next saturday to go to my local SF to complete the paperwork. I'll give Auto Cycle a call this week to checf rates.