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Motorcycle insurance

Tell us about the bike, the rider and how you use it.

Who we can help

A closer look at your exposure.

Road riders and motorcycle owners looking for a review of their insurance requirements.

Bike type, rider experience, modifications, storage and use affect eligibility and pricing. A road policy should never be assumed to cover racing, competition or a track event.

What to discuss with your broker

Road-use liability

Discuss required and optional protection for the province where the motorcycle is insured.

Damage & theft

Review collision, comprehensive options, deductibles and the value of the motorcycle.

Accessories & modifications

Declare aftermarket components, performance changes and equipment you want considered.

Storage & specialist enquiries

Explain seasonal storage, transport and any track or competition plans so availability can be investigated.

These are areas to consider, not a promise of coverage. Options, exclusions, limits and availability depend on the insurer and your circumstances.

Have a useful first conversation.

If available, have the following information ready. Your broker will tell you what is needed for a formal submission.

  • Year, make, model and details of modifications
  • Licence class, riding experience and insurance history
  • Usage, annual distance and storage location
  • Current policy, desired start date and loss history

A question worth asking

Am I insured for a track day?

Do not assume a road motorcycle policy covers track riding or competition. Share the event details and obtain specific written confirmation before participating. Specialist protection may not be available.

Make the next step an informed one.

Bring your questions. We’ll bring a practical insurance perspective.

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