Couple things.
Yes get you basic from ICBC and you collision/comp from Beacon. I insured with Beacon and just wrote off my bike. They insure at "agreed value" where ICBC will give you market value. My bikes with Beacon is 325.00 per year, you have to insure with the for a year, but that is good because it is insured well stored in the winter, if you get a nice day where you want to ride just go to any autoplan (icbc) broker and slap on a permit.
I Insured my basic with ICBC, I paid monthly which you can do with them. I pay about 50 bucks a month, from march/april to Sept.
DO NOT insure comp/collision with ICBC, you will pay through the nose and have crappy coverage!
Motorcycles do not need a BC Provincial inspection which is nice. Cars do however. Some auto-plan agents are idiots and will say you do. Trust me you don't. Motorcycles are exempt from inspections. Download this sound file and listen
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Make sure you bring a printout of your insurance history in order to get discounts from icbc. Your motorcycle license should transfer right over to a class 6 if its not a learners and you able to provide more than 2 years of driving experience with either a passenger vehicle or motorcycle
I think you have 30 days to transfer insurance and 90 for license, or the other way around?
Where is BC are you moving to?