Slingshot Insurance recommendations

State Farm. Not always the very cheapest, but always reliable and they don't drop you after they pay a claim.

Been my insurance company for 40+ years & I'm still satisfied.

I went with Allstate, but not so much because it was allstate but because the agent was the first one I talked to who actually knew what a Slingshot was and also knew it didnt require a special motorcycle license - most of the people I talked to before him only knew to plug the vin in their system and then asked if I had the special motorcycle license - and when I said no the rates jumped up

So my suggestion would be to call around until you find someone who knows what the slingshot is and who has insured them before

I would give you my agents info, but he only does California

You will get some ridiculous quotes from some companies....$1500-2000 range. The motor size 2384 cc puts it in a high performance bike category.

I’m using them. I’m in PA. Right around $500 ....Don’t forget just like the credit score scam for a loan...your insurance is also based on that, your age, driving record, marital status, zip code, underwear color and other ridiculous stuff.

Geico.

This is my yearly policy with state farm, I haven't found any company that can even come close(Yes I did call Dan), I normally shop around every january.
Clean record, 826 credit score, 890 Insurance score(new thing apparently) and 36 Years old, "not married"

I have State Farm. I had the first one insured by them in NW AR. They new nothing about Slingshots then and engine size NEVER came up. Size didn’t matter.

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I have State Farm. I had the first one insured by them in NW AR. They new nothing about Slingshots then and engine size NEVER came up. Size didn’t matter.

when I went to insure mine as soon as they entered the vin and it came up as a "motorcycle" one of the first questions was "how many cc's is it" - - and I was told that because it was so large it was classified as a "super bike" which increased the insurance cost then they asked if I had the motorcycle class license - which I said no and that pushed it up even higher - - In CA the class M is specifically a 2 wheel endorsement - not required for 3 wheels or even recommended, but it didnt matter - these agents only saw "motorcycle" on their computer and that was all they knew - because of this the first quotes I got were ridiculously high, but when you consider that from their perspective I was an unlicensed person who wanted to insure myself on a "super bike" what do you expect

like I said above if the agent doesnt know what a slingshot is my advice is to hang up and find a different agent one who knows exactly what the rules are and what does and does not apply to our special three wheeled machines

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I owe you all!!

Not the way it works here.

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State State farm just blew Geico out of the water. $200 a year with State farm for full coverage versus $1,000 a year with Geico

make sure it includes full coverage and it’s not just for 6 months

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I owe you all!!

I'll have a cup of coffee.....

Some people know how to park to get lower insurance rates

I’m with Farm Bureau of TN. About $300/yr.

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He did say a year.... but then the card he emailed me is only good for 2 months. Waiting to hear back today about that.

Depends on so many things. But another State Farm here.... I have coverage like Neosolidus above (with credit score the same and driving record) with the exception of $500 deductibles and mine is just under $300 for the year.

Rick Roth

Check with Dan in Texas...he can do insurance in many states and several companies
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He has been doing Slingshot since day one....