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[Kerry Stottlemyer]

I think you miss understood me when I said "road dirt for years" I mean a dirt bike on a closed course or in an OHV. No license need in that reguard. I never owned a street bike till a few weeks ago so I had to go through the motions and get my permit then go back for the skills test. Kerry

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Chay" wrote: > > No need for a license??? Um... Yes, there is. It's the called the law. > > -Bobby > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Kerry Stottlemyer > > > > On a brand new KLR and only a permit(road dirt for years no > > need for a license) $380 a year full coverage with a $500 > > deductible through bike line. comes to $32 a month, not bad Kerry > > >

[Don S]

Considering you being special and all, I'll take the liberty of giving you a little guidance regarding your desire to pursue on-road motorcycling. Take the Motorcycle Safety Foundation course. Pay the money, spend the time and live to enjoy your new activity. You will be pleasantly surprised with what you will learn. It may just save your life as well. Mixing it up with the cagers is a lot different than bumping into a fellow rider or blasting off of a berm. Good luck and safe riding. You're not buying a ?? are you?.........................scurry scurry scurry.......................... Kerry Stottlemyer wrote: I think you miss understood me when I said "road dirt for years" I mean a dirt bike on a closed course or in an OHV. No license need in that reguard. I never owned a street bike till a few weeks ago so I had to go through the motions and get my permit then go back for the skills test. Kerry

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Chay" wrote: > > No need for a license??? Um... Yes, there is. It's the called the law. > > -Bobby > > > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: Kerry Stottlemyer > > > > On a brand new KLR and only a permit(road dirt for years no > > need for a license) $380 a year full coverage with a $500 > > deductible through bike line. comes to $32 a month, not bad Kerry > > > --------------------------------- It's here! Your new message! Get new email alerts with the free Yahoo! Toolbar. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[revmaaatin]

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Chay" wrote:

> > No need for a license??? Um... Yes, there is. It's the called the law. > > -Bobby > >

Bobby, Where is your sense of mercy? and if you will go back to the HOME page, you will see that Rule#4 clearly states that, You WILL NOT bash, outlaws, hooligans, and rev's. (Well, I juiced up rule #4 abit and added the rev part, please don't tell the list modulator). revmaaatin. who (almost) lives in the badlands

[Robert Chay]

OK, gotcha . You might want to take a MSF course. You need a permit to take it and you get a waiver in most states for the road test. Much easier than taking the useless road tests. I started out on dirt bikes. I thought the KLR would satisfy my dirt cravings but it was too much of a pig offroad so I bought a Husky TC450. Then I wanted something plated so I just picked up a DRZ400s this morning. I hope I'm done buying bikes for a while. -Bobby

> -----Original Message----- > From: Kerry Stottlemyer > > I think you miss understood me > when I said "road dirt for years" I mean a dirt bike on a > closed course or in an OHV. No license need in that reguard. > I never owned a street bike till a few weeks ago so I had to > go through the motions and get my permit then go back for the > skills test. > > Kerry > > --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Robert Chay" wrote: > > > > No need for a license??? Um... Yes, there is. It's the > called the law. > > > > -Bobby > >

[Mike Brodhead]

On Jan 12, 2007, at 5:20 PM, Don S wrote:

> Take the Motorcycle Safety Foundation course. > > Pay the money, spend the time and live to enjoy your new activity. > You will be pleasantly surprised with what you will learn. It may > just save your life as well. Mixing it up with the cagers is a lot > different than bumping into a fellow rider or blasting off of a > berm. Good luck and safe riding.

I second the motion for the MSF course. Taking that class ought to be a requirement for all new street riders. --mkb [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[usa1911a1]

I am in the middle of a disagreement with Progressive Insurance relative to my getting a state mandated 10% discount on liability insurance after completing the motorcycle safety course. I have gone back and forth with them in a couple of emails and so far they have been business like in their disagreement. Today I sent them the statute and an ultimatum. I will let the list know what happens. Capt. Bob in Durham, CT. USA http://www.essexsteamtrain.com/ 2006 A6F KLR Tires: Dunlop 607's but changing to Mefo Explorers soon Riding: Country roads (20% dirt), dual tracks wherever found and traveling to NY State and upper New England as often as possible. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[Kerry Stottlemyer]

Best thing you can do is send a certified letter and a request. then if nothing happens dump them and move on. I'd be surprised if they actually folled through with the discount. Insurance companies never like to give money back. Kerry

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "usa1911a1" wrote: > > I am in the middle of a disagreement with Progressive Insurance relative to my getting a state mandated 10% discount on liability insurance after completing the motorcycle safety course. I have gone back and forth with them in a couple of emails and so far they have been business like in their disagreement. Today I sent them the statute and an ultimatum. I will let the list know what happens. > > > Capt. Bob in Durham, CT. USA > http://www.essexsteamtrain.com/ > 2006 A6F KLR > Tires: Dunlop 607's but changing to Mefo Explorers soon > Riding: Country roads (20% dirt), dual tracks wherever found and traveling to NY State and upper New England as often as possible. > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >

[rosslindberg]

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "Kerry Stottlemyer" wrote:

> I'd be surprised if they actually folled through with the discount.

Insurance companies

> never like to give money back. > Kerry >

No kidding. My wife recently dropped a car from our insurance that I had given to my nephew. The bill was $254 for 6 months. We of course expected out insurance premium to drop by that amount. Wrong! They just raised the premiums on the other cars by, you guessed it, $254 every six months. Time for a new company I guess Ross Lindberg Fertile, MN Oakdale, CA

[usa1911a1]

I don't really care what they do, I just felt feisty today after being sick for five days. Sort of like the two vultures sitting in the tree waiting...one says to the other "to hell with this waiting around, I'm going out and kill something". I can't believe how badly I want this weather to break here in CT. Wind chill still below zero..burrr. I ride at 35 degrees or more. I absolutely will not ride if there is any threat of ice. I have enough trouble keeping the shinny side up on pavement. Capt. Bob in Durham, CT. USA http://www.essexsteamtrain.com/ 2006 A6F KLR Tires: Dunlop 607's but changing to Mefo Explorers soon Riding: Country roads (20% dirt), dual tracks wherever found and traveling to NY State and upper New England as often as possible.

----- Original Message ----- From: Kerry Stottlemyer To: DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 10:15 PM Subject: [DSN_KLR650] Re: Motorcycle Insurance Best thing you can do is send a certified letter and a request. then if nothing happens dump them and move on. I'd be surprised if they actually folled through with the discount. Insurance companies never like to give money back. Kerry --- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "usa1911a1" wrote: > > I am in the middle of a disagreement with Progressive Insurance relative to my getting a state mandated 10% discount on liability insurance after completing the motorcycle safety course. I have gone back and forth with them in a couple of emails and so far they have been business like in their disagreement. Today I sent them the statute and an ultimatum. I will let the list know what happens. > > > Capt. Bob in Durham, CT. USA > http://www.essexsteamtrain.com/ > 2006 A6F KLR > Tires: Dunlop 607's but changing to Mefo Explorers soon > Riding: Country roads (20% dirt), dual tracks wherever found and traveling to NY State and upper New England as often as possible. > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

[revmaaatin]

--- In DSN_KLR650@yahoogroups.com, "usa1911a1" wrote:

> > I am in the middle of a disagreement with Progressive Insurance

relative to my getting a state mandated 10% discount on liability insurance after completing the motorcycle safety course. I have gone back and forth with them in a couple of emails and so far they have been business like in their disagreement. Today I sent them the statute and an ultimatum. I will let the list know what happens.

> > > Capt. Bob in Durham, CT. USA

Odd that you should mention the discount: I am certain that when I moved from KY to SD, and had to change my insurance status/state, I was asked if I had attended MSF course. No. "When you do, let us know and we can offer a 10%discount." Odd, when I renewed in Jan and asked for the discount, it did not apply in SD. Very odd in deed. Sounds like smoke and mirrors to me. Is it possible that I am getting the same run around? revmaaatin.