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So I’m about to get he cash to buy a Ninja 250R. It’ll be my first bike, and I’m very excited. But before I rush out and put the cash down, there’s some things I need to look up. I live in Washington state, and I need to know about the insurance laws. Is it neccesary to have motorcycle insurance in Washington? If so, how much would I be looking at? I’ve gotten a speeding ticket in the past four years I’ve been on the road if that helps..
Thanks. Best answer +10
Mike 9:01 am on March 20, 2010 Permalink
As if other questions are awarded less than 10 points for the best answer.
Use the link below to do some research. Your local DMV website should always be your first stop.
JASON H 9:01 am on March 20, 2010 Permalink
My suggestion is trying to absorb as much information as you can before making up your mind,here http://www.insuranceidea.info/free-insurance.htm is a good one.
Sofie R -College Life in LA 9:01 am on March 20, 2010 Permalink
I live in Washington and I drive/ride a 08′ GSXR600.
I pay $43 a month for full coverage and I’m 19.
Congrats on the new bike!!!!!!!