insurance quotes for2012 kymco agility 125

[dailyand]

i am looking at buying a 2012 and would like to know what insurance prices are going to be for it

[zombie]

This is a "Quote" link for the best Cycle Insc. Co. https://www.dairylandcycle.com/motorcycle-insurance
I have used only them for the past 20+ years. In 3 different states. They started as Cycle only.

[Cortez]

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?

[zombie]

Either Connecticut or Wisconsin.
I would have guessed Croatia but we know the guy that lives there...

[MrKymco]

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

[PassedByAScooter]

$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.

[Cortez]

$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.

[PassedByAScooter]

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.

[Cortez]

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.. 

[MrKymco]

I have over 5 thousand miles on a second set of OEM tires and they are fine!

Now how you gonna act, Cortez!!  
 

Yeah, I know. Since this is my first and only scooter I most likely don't know any better....

[whiteknight]

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.

[zombie]

I think one year for the rear, and 2 maybe for the front riding 80 miles a day. That's with any good tire...