Motorcycle Insurance Is Not One-Size-Fits-All
Motorcycle insurance differs meaningfully from auto insurance. Riding style, usage, vehicle type, and exposure vary widely, and coverage should reflect those differences rather than relying on assumptions built into standard auto policies.
Whether the motorcycle is used for daily commuting, weekend riding, touring, or limited seasonal use, proper coverage depends on how the bike is ridden, stored, and maintained.
The objective is not simply to meet minimum requirements, but to ensure the policy responds appropriately when a loss occurs.


Coverage Designed for How You Ride
Motorcycle insurance includes many familiar coverage components, but policies are structured differently based on the risks unique to riding.
Coverage may include:
- Bodily injury and property damage liability
- Collision and comprehensive coverage
- Uninsured and underinsured motorist protection
- Medical payments coverage
- Coverage for accessories and custom equipment
Coverage terms vary based on the type of motorcycle and how it is used.
Motorcycles We Commonly Insure
Coverage is available for a wide range of motorcycles, including:
- Street and sport bikes
- Cruisers and touring motorcycles
- Harley-Davidson and similar models
- Trike conversions
- Classic and vintage motorcycles
- Dirt bikes and dual-sport motorcycles
Coverage depends on how and where the motorcycle is used as well as where it is stored. Off-road and recreational vehicles such as ATVs and side-by-sides are insured differently and are addressed under Powersports Insurance.

How Motorcycle Coverage Is Structured
Coverage is structured based on how the motorcycle is ridden and where exposure exists. This includes reviewing usage patterns, garaging or storage arrangements, and any custom modifications.
Policies are reviewed to ensure limits, deductibles, and optional coverages align with actual riding behavior rather than default assumptions.


Getting Started With Motorcycle Insurance
Motorcycle insurance should reflect how and why you ride. Whether you are insuring a motorcycle for the first time or reviewing an existing policy, the process begins with understanding usage, exposure, and coverage priorities. When working with My Policy Plug, motorcycle coverage is reviewed deliberately and structured to match real-world riding conditions. If you would like to review your coverage or discuss motorcycle insurance options, we can walk through the details and outline appropriate next steps.






