Re: [ST] Insurance

[Chad Palenshus <palenshus@xxxxxxxx>]

That is a very good and valid point, but I can't imagine that that many 
people have that many bikes and are wrecking them enough to not insure 
them.  Especially since they still insure all Harely's which of course get 
stolen more often, and have a lot higher resale value.  Plus, no offense to 
anyone on here who may own a Harley, but are more likely to have drunk 
operators.  There was a point in time when they wouldn't insure teenager 
auto drivers either...  They finally went against that idea though.

I just think there is some bias in their thinking.  They are a rather large 
company, so I just can't believe they aren't still profiting off of it....

Who knows, really I don't care as I don't have them and never will for this 
reason.  But it's way beyond my control so I don't really worry about 
it...  Know what I mean?

Chad


At 03:18 AM 3/18/2001 -0800, you wrote:
> >I guess they'll insure your bike until that
> >type of bike is in so many accidents
> >and then they just won't offer insurance on it >anymore...
> >Now that just doesn't make any sense at all to me...
>
>Chad,
>I cant see the sense in continuing to sell something that you can prove 
>you lose money on.
>
>Darren Mason.
>2000 ST.
>Melbourne, AuSTralia.
>
>
>
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