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Insuring a special construction / custom bike

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Hey guys,
I did find some info while searching, but it was all from 08 or earlier, so I'm wondering if anyone has had any luck (good or bad) insuring a special construction bike lately.

Thinking more of liability, but I guess theft & collision are relevant as well.

I live in Florida, and built my own bike. It's titled as an '05 ASPT vehicle (assembled from parts)
The bike itself doesn't really fit on this forum (soft tail) but the issue does.
Thanks, Rick.
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J_F_Byrd said:
Try Geico, they'll issue a custom bike policy.
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Just tell them the engine (124) is a stock 80 to the best of your knowledge!:D DISclaimer ---Just kidding!:rolleyes: But I'm pretty sure hot rod engine = hot rod premiums. It sure as hell does on a ski boat.
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Richard D said:
"The Good Hands People-sometimes you only get the finger" -Archie Bunker
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If I recall Allstate was Banned from doing business in the state of Texas, at one time. Not sure if thats still the case.
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