Prince George Vintage Motorcycle Club
General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: 2wheelsmotorcycle on December 05, 2016, 01:27:36 PM
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I have a collector plate on my 1985 Goldwing GL1200 I and priced out the basic insurance the other day..........doesn't seem to be much of a saving anymore.....does any member know anything about this.........the lady at the Hub told me the rates have gone up............Bummer
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My 750 is in a lower cost bracket because it has a smaller engine, but it's $180 with tax for a full year. I renewed it in May, so unless they've changed the amounts since then I can't see yours being that much more expensive.
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I just found out that the Hub Insurance gave me the wrong class rate for my 1200 Wing........$251.00 for 3 months and if I only had a regular plate on the bike it would have been about $10.00 more .....I normally deal with North Country Ins., so I got them to check on my collector plate insurance ,( I had to have the Hub do it originally because they had the collector plate, MV Branch)......my rate now is $63.00 for 3 months for the same coverage.......moral of the story......don't deal with the Hub
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I would venture to guess that it is not the Hub's fault, but rather the fault of the agent you were speaking to. My insurance for a multi vehicle plate is around 555 for a year. At my agent I wanted to add another bike to the list and was told that it would cost me more. another agent at the same office with more experience said "not so". She was correct. I am able to have all I want on the same plate. So in short ;D find someone that knows their job and stick with them.
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When I go to to Lordco Ray and Merle are my go to guys. On a couple of occasions they have both been off And I dealt with someone else, once the parts were wrong and once I was overcharged. Now if they're both missing u-turn and wait till tomorrow. Most places I frequent have only 1 person I deal with. Find the right one and stick with them. CHEERS.
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I would venture to guess that it is not the Hub's fault, but rather the fault of the agent you were speaking to.
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