Who do you use for insurance?

[Cruiseman]

Who do you use for motorcycle insurance? And, are you happy with them?

[CaptLen]

Safeco - has my condo, car also

[jmohme]

Geiko went above and beyond when my first 2010 Wing and Tailwind burned. They made me a customer for life.

Now on the other end of the spectrum, My first bike was rear ended and totaled in 2006. The driver of the car that hit me had USAA.That company was absolutely the worst insurance company I have ever dealt with. I hear that they treat their customers well but I can tell you from experience that doesn't hold true for the people that their customers crash into!

[WB-Ron]

American Family

[SBB]

With 7 bikes on the policy our Foremost rep loves renewal day.


SBB

[strotter]

Geico, very happy.

[Yellowbird]

Geico here too they over me the best rate.

[wingleader09]

My wife and I have both been with Rider Insurance for years on our motorcycles. But I have used Dairyland before also.

Very happy so far with Rider Ins.

[Fred in GA]

Foremost which I have now had for 6 years Great customer service.
I have not shopped around in a while, this is what I have:

Liability 100K/300K
Uninsured Motorist 100K/300K
$100 Deductible
Towing and Road Side
Optional Equiptment $3500

$364 per year.......I don't think that's to bad.

[Micky Runey]

Missouri Farm Bureau for all 5 bikes here.

[Pizza Man]

Markel-American. Used it for 10 years

[bullyboy]

My insurance is through USAA, and while they don't write motorcycle policies they have an agreement with Progressive that gives a better rate. Have been happy since day one.

[Kit Carson]

At the moment Allstate, but it varies year to year. Usually about every two years they jump the rates and you have to go shopping again. Just went with Safeco for the rental homes as Nationwide doubled the price for whatever reason, they always have a story, so I just tell them my story.......see ya. Lol!

For the bike it is a bit under 400 bucks per year and I think 32 bucks of that is the roadside service, motel etc just in case.

[MountainMan]

Riders on my bike

[Cruiseman]

I used to have Progressive, until I bought my 2012 and they wanted to double my rates.

[flyerq68]

Satisfied with Geico because of the rates, but, I have never had to use any motorcycle insurance.

[Summit1]

I had Progressive, but switched to Safeco as Progressive kept raising premiums. When I was advised that there were some rate reductions being done by Progressive, I heard nothing from their local agent. I checked with Allstate (they had my house and both Jeeps), but their agent advised me that Allstate charges a ton more for large bikes in NY, so I went with Safeco (through TWG in TX). Premiums have been reasonable, although they rose slightly with the new bike. No claims with Progressive or Safeco, so I cannot vouch for their service.

[van]

Had Progressive for years. No claims. Premium went up switched to Rider (they do bikes and ATV'S only) not available in all states. They saved me $600.00 total on my 3 bikes.

[h2otech]

I've been with progressive for ten years now. Their rates were reasonable until I purchased the wing. Tripled over what I was paying for a 2010 Nomad. They were good about towing my 900 Lt when I got a flat rear tire after a new one was put on that day. And I made a claim when a deer hit Me while riding the nomad. They wrote out a check for replacement parts the day the rep showed up. Can't complain about service.

[harvey]

Have been with USAA since 1970. They insure my cars, house and motorcycles. they have not moved me to Progressive for the bikes as I am grandfathered since I have been with them so long. obviously I am a satisfied customer for price, and for service.