Overseas Insurance

[timangus]

If like me you want to travel the world on your V Strom ( I am currently doing it), you will need to insure it. I made the mistake of paying insurance in the U.K. for the 3 months I expected to be in North America/Canada. It cost me £900+
I had to extend it while I was in the US and it cost me £30 a month!
The thing is they need a US address to mail paperwork to, so discuss this with a friendly shop or hotel you intend to use. Buying local in New Zealnd and Australia cost about the same.

[Munchen]

Sounds pretty steep but when it comes to insurance, I've always feel that I get robbed.

I'm waiting for the day where I can simply insure myself on one policy without all the faffing about.  I'll pay for the bike considered the highest risk and then use the others as I wish.

I'll not hold my breath though. 

[Hugo Magnus]

Good point Munchen, after all you can only ride one at a time (though I suppose some git might nick all of them in one go)

[Munchen]

Well that's true, so for fully comp it makes sense to have individual polices.

Mine aren't worth much so I choose to take the minimum cover and I think it's only fair that I pay for the riskiest one.