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[42Cliffside]

I have paid $0.012/mile over the first 3000 mi @ $0.12/kWh after taxes and fees

[TheGap]

I pay $32 every six months    That gives me crash and theft coverage.

    so that's $64 a year       


I pay €174 a year which is already a 75% discount because I also have car insurance with them.
And for that I only have third party liability insurance.
After I asked they said they couldn't give me theft insurance because that would be way too expensive.

... and that was one of the cheapest I could find ... at least where I live.

[42Cliffside]

Progressive insurance bill renewal came,
Liability to others 25k/50k - $65
uninsured motorist 25kp/50ka - $96
uninsured motorist property damage 10k - $18
Comprehensive -includes total loss - $107
Collision -total loss - $305
$3000 of accessory coverage included

$522/year paid in full State: WA

It's worth it to me to have lots of coverage.

[clay.leihy]

Insurance rates definitely vary a lot by vehicle, operator, and state. For instance, I have Progressive for my 2015 FX, 52 year old homeowner with a good record living just outside Denver, Colorado:

Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist Bodily Injury: 20k/50k	$18.00
Liability: (injury; property) 100k/300k; 50k	$12.00
Uninsured Motorist Property Damage:	included in collision
Comprehensive:	$31.00
Collision:	$16.00
Roadside Assistance:	$10.00
Accessory coverage: $3,000 (included)	included
Total:	$87.00

[KrazyEd]

I have had Progressive for many years for my Motorcycles, cars and home.
Presently, I have a 2003 Suzuki SV650, a 2013 Zero FX and a 1985 Kawasaki 750 TURBO with them.
Suzuki is $124, FX is $53, and TURBO is $167. Similar coverage to what Clay posted.
When I picked up my 2016 SR last year, it was going to add $609. I have a good relationship
with my agent but he was not able to get Progressive to budge. They classify it as a " Superbike ".
I pointed out that it was similar to a Kawasaki 650 twin with the exception that it was about 30% SLOWER
than the Kawasaki. Nothing helped. Ended up going with a package for the SR through AARP. Surprisingly,
the other bikes were significantly more expensive with them.
Insurance due soon, so, will be shopping around again.

[Richard230]

Yesterday I received my yearly insurance premium quote from Progressive.  Since I am located in the SF Bay Area, where lawyers outnumber humans and I own a home, I only have $250,000/$500,000/$100,000 liability insurance, figuring that any other type of accident I can just pay for myself (part of the school of hard knocks). My insurance premium for this policy dropped from $87 a year last year to $71 this year (with an estimated annual miles of 5,000).  Oddly, my 2011 Royal Enfield Bullet that is on the same policy and has an estimated annual distance ridden of 1000 miles, increased from $41 to $54.  That one I don't get.