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Scooters - 125 to 300 => Agility 125 => Topic started by: dailyand on March 16, 2012, 01:49:25 AM
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i am looking at buying a 2012 and would like to know what insurance prices are going to be for it
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I have used only them for the past 20+ years. In 3 different states. They started as Cycle only.
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i am looking at buying a 2012 and would like to know what insurance prices are going to be for it
..and we're supposed to guess where you live at?
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Either Connecticut or Wisconsin.
I would have guessed Croatia but we know the guy that lives there...
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pay about $140 a year for my 2009. full coverage, no medical, no msf discount. i do get a "multi bike" discount. don't know how much that is. my guess, not too much
greater L.A. area, here
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$68/ YEAR for me In Vermont. That's for the full coverage that financing institutions require. I only chose full coverage because my wife will be learning to ride this year. In a place like Vermont - pot holes, frost heaves, deer, moose,cows lol - full coverage is just smart. Because while the Agility isn't "expensive", if something happens I will know at least the broken bike is taken care of. :)
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$68/ YEAR for me In Vermont. That's for the full coverage that financing institutions require. I only chose full coverage because my wife will be learning to ride this year. In a place like Vermont - pot holes, frost heaves, deer, moose,cows lol - full coverage is just smart. Because while the Agility isn't "expensive", if something happens I will know at least the broken bike is taken care of. :)
Make sure you don't ride for too long on the OEM CST tires (if you got those) since they go from
"ok" to "unusable" over night after just a few k miles. If you can afford it, change them right away.
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Make sure you don't ride for too long on the OEM CST tires (if you got those) since they go from
"ok" to "unusable" over night after just a few k miles. If you can afford it, change them right away.
Thanks Cortez! I have been browsing new tires because we live 40 miles from work (so 80 miles round trip 5-6 days a week rain or shine). But the options are vast with mixed reviews, so I haven't pulled the trigger just yet. Perhaps I need not over think the tire issue so much and just do it immediately though. If my wife goes down because of the oem tires, I would never forgive myself.
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I got the Michelin City Grips, was shocked at the comfort improvement, and the wet weather
grip is amazing. I'm sure there's tires with better grip in the dry, but I don't race so.. ;D
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I have over 5 thousand miles on a second set of OEM tires and they are fine!
Now how you gonna act, Cortez!! ;D :P ??? ;D
Yeah, I know. Since this is my first and only scooter I most likely don't know any better....
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I changed my rear tyre for a Continental conti twist sport. bloody good tyre but ideally i need to change the front one for the same one as the rear so i can feel the real benefit. i know because its a sports tyre the steering is really really sharp.....i love it.
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I think one year for the rear, and 2 maybe for the front riding 80 miles a day. That's with any good tire...