High Risk Motorcycle Insurance

I'm looking to buy a bike for my first car.
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Of course, with a new bike just for the insurance thing.
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I'm curious to know what insurance provider offers the cheapest full coverage insurance policies.
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My details:
18 years old license w o /
(Go get a license at the time of purchase of motorcycle)
No accidents or anything previous traffic
bike will be a sport bike, Kawasaki Ninja 650R Honda CBR 600RR or be more likely to be used with 20,000 miles on a probable and in good condition.
The bike will be bought with money paid in full, no financing.
take the class in California based motorcycle offered by the PSC and the Prime Minister motorcycle class to obtain the license.
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I realize I am a "high risk" driver and I just learned that my car insurance would cost an arm and a leg.
But I'm curious to know how much cost a bike because the way the bike is less expensive to repair and maintenance
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I would appreciate real drivers of motorcycles to give me ideas about how much it might cost.

autoinsurance.undonet.com - try this one. I personally have their car insurance because it is cheaper for me in our region.

insurance for the 650R is much cheaper than the 600RR. I'll take a guess. Maybe $ 2,000 per year

Progressive will give you time the best price it is theirs or someone else. I've never been to California, but I guess you deal with a lot of traffic. Accountability is low prices on motorcycles as they do not do much damage to cars or pedestrians fences. Medical coverage tends to be more because you are vulnerable. I do not recommend a sport for a beginner and do not recommend a sport used for anyone. motor sports tend to attract riders who push a machine to its limits. A sports car with 20,000 miles would probably be fewer left than the life of a cruiser than 50,000 miles. Watch a Yamaha V-Star 650.

The insurance on a sports bike will eat your lunch. You're looking at a 2 easy three-year Great for just about any bike 600cc sport especially a bike race spec as the 600RR. Progressive is by far the insurance company the cheapest, but it will always be crazy expensive.
On another note, if I were you I would not trust a sports bike with 20k miles unless you know the owner and full history of the motorcycle with the record. You must know the previous owners driving habits. If they are generally mounted to the light and do not abuse it then it can be allowed. How about going as a donkey, as most can not forget, you'll be faced with a repair engine.

Word to the wise, find a cruiser that you like and buy it. sport bikes are toys and Nice are extremely expensive to operate and maintain. A Honda or Used Victory cruiser will take you much further and for much cheaper, not to mention more comfortable than any sport bike! Just thinking ...