I wonder if insurance companies will pick up on this and make the changes to reflect that it does produce power along the lines of a 1000cc although it's a 750.
Honda CX 500 Turbo / 650 Turbo
Yamaha XJ 650 Turbo
Suzuki XN 85 Turbo
Kawasaki Z 750 Turbo
The Honda, Kawasaki and Suzuki bikes were all listed on a State Farm insurance "blacklist" published by American Motorcyclist in 1989
I'm hoping that it's at least within the range of the ZX-10R but seeing how this is a forced induction bike, it has me worried that insurance might see it as a reason to jack rates up a good amount.Hopefully, we don't get banged over the head with insurance rates for the H2.
Should be same as ZX-10R rate ???
ouch! Where are you geographically? The reason I ask is because I'm getting into my late 40s and have close to 30 years "legal" street riding experience and also a great record, same insurance company for over 30 years. Since I'm close to Chicago my rates are higher than they could beI, a 45 year old male with 20+ years motorcycle riding experience and great record, am getting quoted $2k/year with collision/comprehensive, underinsured/uninsured coverage.
I, a 45 year old male with 20+ years motorcycle riding experience and great record, am getting quoted $2k/year with collision/comprehensive, underinsured/uninsured coverage.
Is it possible we're also too early to be recieving accurate quote information from the insurers? I know when they are unfamiliar with a new product/bike they will often err on the side of caution, considering there is little precedent for factory boost jobs I think I', going to hold of until the new year to begin poking around for insurance quotes...
That is a bit surprising to me, didn't expect them to have it logged in their system that quick.When I received the Quote from Geico, they were aware of the H2 & already had it in their system.
One area where being old and in the UK helps - my H2 will be insured on my business trade policy (at no extra charge so effectively FREE !) but even if I took out a separate policy I would be looking around £125 for an unlimited cc, fully comprehensive, rider policy (covers me to ride any bike whether I own it or not)I Was told $1400 full coverage.