tanakazJun 4, 2009 2:02am
once i have a motorcycle permit, do i need insurance? or is it like a car, and dont need insurance until you have a license.
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SullyJun 4, 2009 2:12am
I got insured right when I bought the bike. Are you getting a lein on it? Buying it out right?
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hairy_appleJun 4, 2009 2:16am
Yeah, you need insurance. You also need proff of insurance to register the bike.
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tanakazJun 4, 2009 2:28am
Yikes, does anybody roughly know how much more it would cost to ad a newer bike to existing car insurance?
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SullyJun 4, 2009 2:31am
Not sure about adding one but my insurance is 22 a month on its own. about 160 for the car. Foremost/Easy rider is my bike insurance
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hairy_appleJun 4, 2009 2:35am
If you ask me motorcycle insurence is kind of silly. If you crash into someone, you don't need to worry about fixing there car because you're going to be dead. If someone crashes into you they are not going to need to worry about fixing your bike becuase you will be squished. If you crash by yourself and aren't killed, you aren't going to report it to insurence.
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SullyJun 4, 2009 2:40am
It might be alot more. Look up motorcycle insurers and ask around. Ive only had easyrider because Geico is shit for me.
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AndrewN · Supreme ChancellorJun 4, 2009 2:46am
[quote="tanakaz"]what about for a 17 year old hahaha :x[/quote]
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tanakazJun 4, 2009 2:48am
[quote="Andrew"][quote="tanakaz"]what about for a 17 year old hahaha :x[/quote]
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hairy_appleJun 4, 2009 2:50am
[quote="tanakaz"][quote="Andrew"][quote="tanakaz"]what about for a 17 year old hahaha :x[/quote]
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hairy_appleJun 4, 2009 3:01am
[quote="Andrew"]What he said.
"Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death!"
metalmasterJun 4, 2009 3:02am
My dad sees many young people in the ER from motorcycle accidents.
Rexbo47Jun 4, 2009 4:05am
"No offence, no one is smart with motorized anything when they are 17."
"The faster you finish the fight, the less kil't you'll get."
NeoSpyd3rJun 4, 2009 6:36am
[quote="tanakaz"]Yikes, does anybody roughly know how much more it would cost to ad a newer bike to existing car insurance?[/quote]
Tommyknocker2121Jun 4, 2009 6:58am
[quote="metalmaster"]My dad sees many young people in the ER from motorcycle accidents.
tanakazJun 5, 2009 12:20am
[quote="NeoSpyd3r"][quote="tanakaz"]Yikes, does anybody roughly know how much more it would cost to ad a newer bike to existing car insurance?[/quote]
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tkasuyaJun 5, 2009 1:19am
dont be an idiot and buy an r1 as your first bike. no matter who you are (especially at 17 unless your god or from nitro circus) you're not capable of riding a 1000cc yet. there's so many beginners that buy bikes that are way too fast for them and end up crashing it.
SpockJun 5, 2009 1:25am
The permit restricts you to no passenger, city streets and daylight only.
I have always acted in self defense, occasionally pre-emptive self defense.
Rexbo47Jun 5, 2009 2:41am
You NEED a license.
"The faster you finish the fight, the less kil't you'll get."
SpockJun 5, 2009 2:59am
I totally agree with Rexbo.
I have always acted in self defense, occasionally pre-emptive self defense.
michaeldJun 5, 2009 3:22am
Crash a few cars before wrecking on a bike.
[quote="Amateur Ninja"]obviously you dont know him.
hairy_appleJun 5, 2009 4:03am
Well shit. I had a long well thought out post and my computer crashed. So now you get this one.
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AndrewN · Supreme ChancellorJun 5, 2009 4:12am
Whatever bike you get, take the riding course, and then take it up to Thunderhill with a motorcycle club. You WILL learn.
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AxeJun 5, 2009 4:56am
[quote="Rexbo47"]"No offence, no one is smart with motorized anything when they are 17."
If you give to a charity please think of giving to one of these two charities. The Naval Special Warfare Foundation or Navy SEAL Warrior Fund.
michaeldJun 5, 2009 1:07pm
[quote="Axe"]Also at 17 if you screw up and you still live at home well I bet you know where I am going with that comment.[/quote]
[quote="Amateur Ninja"]obviously you dont know him.
ncw365Jun 6, 2009 1:15am
I am in the process of getting a bike myself. You really have to look at the reason you are getting the bike though. My car is fine as it is but living on my own I rely purely on the car so a cheap backup would be the motorcycle for local stuff.
NeoSpyd3rJun 6, 2009 4:03am
Ignore EVERYONE who is adding their opinion. If you wheck a bike, regardless of style and size the outcome is nearly the same - Squish... get what you want and take the safety classes prior to riding on the street. If you get someting you aren't really interested in, you will kick yourself in the ass for buying the bike.