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Russell is an avid enthusiast who has had bikes on and off
over the years. He's gearing up for some long distance touring, but still
likes to ride aggressively as a sport rider. Why not come by to exchange
stories?
We are proud to offer motorcycle insurance through several
companies. This helps us find the one that fits your situation best.
Underwriting takes into consideration the type of bike that you ride, years
of experience, driving location and history, with some companies discounting
more than others for certain qualities - we need to check several to find you
the best deal.
Companies now give discount rewards to the homeowner, the
responsible driver (carrying higher limits), having had cycle insurance for
at least a year, and to those with a good financial responsibility record.
Call us for a Quote, it just takes a few minutes!
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Some Key Features from Progressive
A company that is as progressive as its name offering:
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Immediate
Response® claims vehicles - Will
respond as quickly as possible to your accident to settle your claim faster and
easier.
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Policy
Service - Managing your policy online is a snap with online services
available through
Progressive Drive Insurance.
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Discounts
- applied to your policy for good driving, having good credit, home
ownership, multi-vehicles, carrying higher limits of coverage, keeping your
coverage in force and more.
- Custom Parts
and Equipment (CPE)/ Accessory Coverage $3,000 of free Custom Parts
and Equipment (CPE)/Accessory coverage is included with Comprehensive or
Collision coverage on motorcycles less than 25 years old that are listed
with resale values in the NADA Appraisal Guide.
More Coverage Can be Purchased - Up to $30,000 of Additional
Custom Parts and Equipment (ACPE)/Accessory coverage can be purchased
for motorcycles less than 25 years old that are listed with resale
values in the NADA Appraisal Guide. Models from most major manufacturers
(Honda, Harley-Davidson, Yamaha, Kawasaki, BMW, Suzuki, Aprilia,
Polaris, Arctic Cat, etc.) fall into this category.
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Motorcycles
assembled from a kit or individual parts and motorcycles whose
manufacturers are not listed in NADA are eligible for Liability coverage
only.
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Comprehensive and
Collision Coverage Comprehensive and Collision coverage are available on
most motorcycles and all ATVs.
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Motorcycles less
than 25 years old whose manufacturers are listed in NADA but whose
resale values are not listed are eligible for up to $50,000 in Agreed
Value coverage and CPE coverage. Itemized receipts and an underwriting
inspection are required for this coverage.
Motorcycles that are
not eligible for Comprehensive and Collision coverage include the following:
Kit/homemade,
non-factory built or composite State-assigned VIN Rebuilt or retitled
Original frame has been replaced Manufacturer not listed in NADA Appraisal
Guide Loss Settlement Options With a Progressive Motorcycle policy,
motorcycle/ATV total losses are settled using two methods: actual cash value
(ACV) and agreed value.
Actual Cash Value
(ACV) The actual cash value (ACV) option for motorcycles means the lower
of the following will be used to settle a total loss:
The amount necessary
to repair or replace a stolen or damaged motorcycle to its pre-loss
condition, reduced by the applicable deductible. The ACV of the motorcycle at
the time of loss, reduced by the applicable deductible, and by its salvage
value if the insured opts to retain ownership of the motorcycle. For example,
if the ACV of your motorcycle is $12,000 when it is totaled in an accident,
your Collision deductible is $500, and the salvage value of your bike is
$6,000, your payout amount from the insurance company would be $5,500.
This settlement
method applies to:
Motorcycles and ATVs
with a resale value listed in the NADA Appraisal Guide.
Agreed Value
The agreed value option for motorcycles means the lower of the following will
be used to settle a total loss:
The amount necessary
to repair or replace the stolen or damaged property to its pre-loss
condition, reduced by the applicable deductible. The agreed value shown on
the Declarations page, reduced by its salvage value if you retain ownership
of the motorcycle. No deductible applies in the event of a total loss. The
agreed value, which you provide and the insurance company confirms, is the
market value of the motorcycle at the time of application, including the
market value of all custom parts and equipment. The agreed value should be
updated on your policy whenever changes are made to your motorcycle.
The following items
must be insured with the agreed value settlement option:
Motorcycles whose
manufacturers are listed but have no resale values listed in the NADA
Appraisal Guide. Motorcycles 25 years old and older. Please Note: Motorcycle
coverages may vary by state.
These descriptions
are intended only as a guideline. All terms and coverages are defined solely
by your policy.
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