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Can I drop motorcycle insurance for the winter then pick it up in the spring?

I’m 17 and am looking for a motorcycle. My mom called our insurance company (Nationwide) and had a quote prepared and they said it would be an extra $70 a month. Seeing as how it gets cold here in Ohio i don’t really want to ride a bike in the wintertime. Would it be possible to drop the motorcycle part of the insurance during the wintertime and then pick it up in the springtime when I start riding again? I’ll also be turning 18 in February so I think the rates would go down.

Yes you can drop your insurance in the winter. I know how expensive Nationwide is. I had them for 2 years.

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3 Responses to “Can I drop motorcycle insurance for the winter then pick it up in the spring?”

  1. it depends on the insurance company but to be honest i don’t think you can. also if you want smaller rates get good grades and a smaller bike
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  2. I did just that with my last motorcycle. But that was a few years back. Not to sound like a commercial, but GEICO was good to me and still is. Just call them up (little wait time) and ask them just that. You might be able to get a 6month policy
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  3. Yes you can drop your insurance in the winter. I know how expensive Nationwide is. I had them for 2 years.
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    http://www.landainsurance.com

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