Some asshole stole my bike!

[oOKooZOo]

If I get it back, the first thing I'm going to do is go to full coverage and invest in a lock. Kinda makes me wish I had Lojack!

This is a hurt far worse than I've felt before. The connection between you and your bike is like nothing else. My soul has been stolen from me. Seriously saddens me.

 

[Anthony]

I hope the guy that stole your bike gets hit by a TRUCK while riding it!

 

[nismos14]

I hope the guy that stole your bike gets hit by a TRUCK while riding it!

That would be the worst possible think that could happen considering he'll get nothing for his bike then! The bike is probably gone! Sad to think that, but what else could it be at this point?

 

[oOKooZOo]

Well, it has been nearly two months without hearing a word about my stolen ride.


It's really depressing.....

 

[jamesgarfield]

I take that statement back and insert condolences ...

 

[CrazyCawi]

Do you take any precautionary measures? Like caliper locks or anything to that nature? Sorry for the loss. I pray that never happens to me I don't have insurance, were not required here in fla + they want an arm and three legs for decent coverage.

put your bike away if your riding without insurance, how ignorant can you be.

 

[MistahT]

put your bike away if your riding without insurance, how ignorant can you be.

I don't have full coverage ($300 a year vs $2000 a year) but I do have theft and uninsured coverage. So if someone hits my bike while it's parked or steals it, I'm covered. If I do something stupid and wreck it, that's on me.

Call Rider Insurance, Geico, All-State, Progressive, etc. $300 a year is less than Lo-Jack and I would never think of riding without insurance, even if it wasn't mandatory!

 

[nismos14]

put your bike away if your riding without insurance, how ignorant can you be.

In my case, I definitely have it because it's dirt cheap with my ins. co. $244 for full coverage, can't beat that!

 

[MNGreg]

Uh oh, another how much do you pay thread!

I would at minimum have comprehensive, uninsured and liability. Protected if you damage out but someone or something else. If some uninsured hits you and if your bike is damaged when not on it or stolen.

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[BoneJj]

I don't have full coverage ($300 a year vs $2000 a year) but I do have theft and uninsured coverage. So if someone hits my bike while it's parked or steals it, I'm covered. If I do something stupid and wreck it, that's on me.

Call Rider Insurance, Geico, All-State, Progressive, etc. $300 a year is less than Lo-Jack and I would never think of riding without insurance, even if it wasn't mandatory!

https://www.dairylandcycle.com/motorcycle-insurance

They are pretty nicely priced as well.
For rider are you referring to:
https://riderinsurancegroup.com/
or
Motorcycle Insurance: Rider Insurance, Motorcycle Insurance for New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Indiana, Maryland

All-state for me isn't all that great for some reason, dairyland gives a better quote.

I've been on the hunt lately to get cheaper insurance on the bike but I'm still trying to get the best deal I can. They want to charge me asinine prices for the Ninja 1000 pretty much everywhere I look. They all seem to class the bike as a supersport and not a simple sport/sport-touring type bike. If I can find an insurance company that has that classification difference I should be able to get a much better quote.

 

[djf18374]

In my case, I definitely have it because it's dirt cheap with my ins. co. $244 for full coverage, can't beat that!

Who do you go with? Not tryin to start another insurance thread...just am curious. Mine's a bit more expensive than that.

Thanks!

 

[godwearsblack]

wth? I pay$110for full coverage a month... wgo you guys with?lol

 

[Scott_Thomas]

I pay around $38/month for full coverage with Progressive.

 

[MistahT]

Well look at areas. Cali, DC area, more accidents. PA, less. Full coverage was over $100 when I got quotes and I have progressive. Most expensive quote I got was almost $200 a month.