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| | Can anyone tell me what insurance is running for the DL 1000 with a clean record and in the upper 30's? |
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| In NJ, about $$400.00 for full. Give or take some $$$$
Enjoy,
Jeff
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| I pay $359 a year with a perfect driving record and I'm 40. This is in Wisconsin and my provider is Progressive. Good Luck! PS I think the premium may drop when progressive figures out that this bike is not like the others that have had the same great motor. So far, it's been the TLR1000 and the TL1000 or whatever those crotch rockects are called. When they, (the insurance companies) realize most of the buyers of the DL1000 are older and experienced the rates should drop.
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| | I live in the Des Moines Ia. area. my premium is $288 per year. but,,, i dropped uninsured & underinsured off my policy. it only covers medical, not property damage. I know some states won't let you do this. by dropping those 2 it saved me $80 a year. |
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| Try this site www.motorcycleservices.com, for my age 48 it was around $ 260.00. Live east of Cleveland, Oh.
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| You might look at this web site for insurance, I've found them to be very competitive www.motorcycleservices.com
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