...on top of that, with a home equity loan. What a bad investment! I mean, great bike, but what a bad way to spend equity! lol

 

Wow, that's just icing on top of a bad year.

So now he's looking at high monthly payments (for a MC) and stupid insurance rates as well (purely guessing but I wouldn't doubt it).

 

Actually, Duc's tend to be a bit easier to insure than Kawi/Yam/Honda/Suzuki sportbikes in a lot of instances...

 

Plus his insurance is probably not that bad considering he's a homeowner and at the very least he's going to get multi-policy discounts.. and since it's a home equity loan he's pulling money out of, he probably paid for the bike already and doesn't have to have full coverage on it.

 

That would be really stupid.

So uh, about those pictures

 

This is me not disagreeing.

A lot of insurance companies offer reduction of insurance rates while the motorcycles are stored during the winter. Talk to your agents, fellas.

 

Damn; jealous.

 

Nice!! $15k, not nice, lol
¿donde esta pics?

 

Nationwide doesn't

 

Some companies work the fact that your bike isn't ridden year-round into their premiums, that way you can carry insurance and ride on nice days instead of pulling the bike into and out of a storage plan each time you want to ride on those random nice days, and you can still carry liability to satisfy the state requirement if you have valid tags on the bike.

Insurance is easy, you just gotta know what you want and look around and don't settle.