Cheapest Insurance?

[dextric_191]

Hey guys,

I wasnt sure where to post this, but i need to ask a little question. Which is the cheapest insurance i can get for my age. I am 19 now, and turning 20 in decemeber.

 

I dont know if it makes any difference, but my bike is the CBR-150.

 

For those who know, or use a good cheap insurance, please share with me!

 

Thanks,

dex

[xb84]

best to ask the guys at cbr150 thread

[myusha]

*Moving topic*

[tweakmax2]

mitsui lor....

[ET]

mitsui is the cheapest....for those really cheap one, must be 21 yrs old and above~

[squallgoh]

i oso like dextric, 19 turning 20... is it more worth to wait a few mths when 20 to get insurance or dun really save much?

[ET]

same lar..19 and 20 is expensive insurance...

[compfused]

Originally posted by ET@Oct 21 2006, 08:23 PM

same lar..19 and 20 is expensive insurance...

How about 24 onwards for a 2B sportsbike?

[stan_lemieux]

Below 25 years of age, be prepared to pay like hell.

 

Considered to be too young and exceptionally HIGH RISK.

 

So wanna ride bike? Pay more premium.

 

Policies are not necessarily cheaper per company-a-company basis.

Check the older threads with regards to how insurance premiums are calculated.

In brief for those of ya too lazy to go clickin...

 

(1) Your age

(2) How long you've had your licence

(3) Brand of bike / Model of bike (some companies do not care about model)

(4) Age of bike (the newer, the more expensive)

 

Certain bike models such as Super4, SP and KRR have extra loading due to their proneness to accident based upon statistics and insurance claimage rates.

 

All your information translates to points on a table/chart available at the various insurance companies. The higher points you get... the more expensive your insurance premium will be.

[YEN96]

anyone using AXA ??

 

how is the company ? cheap or not?

[compfused]

Originally posted by stan_lemieux@Oct 21 2006, 09:58 PM

Below 25 years of age, be prepared to pay like hell.

 

Considered to be too young and exceptionally HIGH RISK.

 

So wanna ride bike? Pay more premium.

 

Policies are not necessarily cheaper per company-a-company basis.

Check the older threads with regards to how insurance premiums are calculated.

In brief for those of ya too lazy to go clickin...

 

(1) Your age

(2) How long you've had your licence

(3) Brand of bike / Model of bike (some companies do not care about model)

(4) Age of bike (the newer, the more expensive)

 

Certain bike models such as Super4, SP and KRR have extra loading due to their proneness to accident based upon statistics and insurance claimage rates.

 

All your information translates to points on a table/chart available at the various insurance companies. The higher points you get... the more expensive your insurance premium will be.

So my next insurance for next year should be cheaper then..

[ArWeN]

Supposedly... But then my insurance premium don't seem to decrease even after all these years and discounts...

[YEN96]

Originally posted by YEN96@Oct 22 2006, 12:47 AM

anyone using AXA ??

 

how is the company ? cheap or not?

AXA agent is it at sim lim tower 12th floor ????

 

anyone know ?