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Motorcycle insurance,for what you actually built.

A bike is not a small car, and the parts that make it yours are the parts a standard quote leaves out. We ask about them before you find out the hard way.

Free, no obligation · English or Spanish · Licensed in Texas and New Mexico

Apollo
How this works

More than just an online quote

Simple online. Personal where it matters. Start your quote online, have a licensed agent review your options, and count on us to keep an eye on your policy. If a better option comes up, we’ll be here to help you take a look.

Get your quote online

Start with a simple online form. No long back-and-forth, no complicated process — just a faster, easier way to start shopping for coverage.

The first screen of the online quote form: vehicle make, ZIP code and date of birth, with a button to get the quote.

A real person reviews your options

Not just a quote — a quote checked by a person. Our technology helps gather and compare options, then a licensed Safe House agent reviews your rates, coverage, and details to help you find the right fit.

A list of insurance companies with one highlighted, and a note that a licensed agent reviewed them.

Illustration only — the figures shown are not real quotes.

We watch for better rates

We keep an eye on your policy, let you know when better options come up, and help you stay on top of renewals — with real support in English or Spanish.

A renewal reminder above a short checklist: we keep an eye on it, you hear from us, in English or Spanish.
The second look

What the online price misses

Motorcycle quotes go wrong in a way car quotes do not: the machine in the driveway is often not the machine the policy describes.

Everything you added to it

Pipes, bags, a seat, a windshield, chrome, a stereo, paint. Accessory coverage is a separate limit and the default is usually low or zero. A build worth several thousand dollars can be insured as though it left the factory.

  • Pipes and exhaust
  • Seat, bars and pegs
  • Stereo and lighting
  • Paint, chrome and bags
What the bike is worth to you versus to a book

A restored or a rare machine is not worth what a valuation guide says. Agreed value exists precisely for that, it needs photographs and paperwork, and it is not something a form offers you.

How the bike is valued

Actual cash value — by the book
Agreed value — the number you set
Riding gear

A helmet, a jacket, boots, gloves — replaced after a claim only if the policy says so, and often only up to a small limit. Worth knowing which yours is before the claim rather than after.

  • Helmet
  • Jacket and armour
  • Boots and gloves
The rider discounts

A completed rider course, a motorcycle endorsement on the license, garaging, seasonal use, a club membership, multi-bike. Carriers weigh riders very differently from drivers and the differences are worth shopping.

  • A completed rider course
  • Endorsement on the license
  • Garaged at the house
  • More than one bike
This is the whole difference.

Anyone can show you a number. A licensed Safe House agent reads the quote before you buy it, asks the questions above, and re-shops it when the answers change something. It costs you nothing — it is what the commission on the policy is for.

Your call

We lay the options out. You pick.

A bike is not a small car and it should not be quoted like one. These are the three shapes a motorcycle policy takes, and which one is right depends on what the bike is worth to you.

Liability plus physical damage

What is included

  • Everything in liability only
  • Collision
  • Comprehensive
  • Accessory coverage up to the policy limit

Availability and wording vary by company and by state. Your agent confirms what each one costs and what it actually says before anything is bought.

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Your two numbers, side by side — from a real quote, in about five minutes.

Compare between companies

The same driver, the same car, the same coverage — and the companies disagree, often by hundreds. One quote cannot tell you whether you are being charged too much, because there is nothing to compare it against. We put your details to every company we represent and show you what each one said.

A human reads every quote. That is the whole product. The form is the fast part; the part worth paying an agency for is somebody who has placed this a thousand times looking at what came back before you buy it.

Who we write

What we write

Street, dirt, three wheels, or a project that is not finished. Tell us what it is and we will find who writes it.

Cruisers and touring bikes
Sport and supersport
Standard and naked
Dual-sport and off-road
Scooters and mopeds
Trikes and sidecars
Custom and rebuilt
Multiple bikes on one policy
Questions

What people ask us

Do I need a motorcycle endorsement to get insured?

It usually affects the price and sometimes which carriers will write you. Tell us where you are in the process — a permit is a different conversation from a full endorsement, and both have answers.

Can I insure a bike I am still building?

Often yes, and it is worth doing before it is finished rather than after. What it is worth mid-build is a conversation, which is exactly why it is not a form.

What is accessory coverage and how much do I need?

A separate limit for parts not fitted at the factory. Add up what you have actually spent — most riders are surprised by the total, and the default limit is almost always below it.

Do I have to insure it year-round?

You can, and in most cases you should. Cancelling for winter creates a lapse, and a lapse costs more next season than the months you saved — as well as leaving the bike uncovered against theft in the garage.

Is my gear covered?

Depends on the policy, and often only to a small limit. Ask before you buy, not after you go down.

Can you put the bike on the same policy as my car?

Sometimes on the same carrier, usually as a separate policy with a multi-policy discount. Either way we quote them together so you can see the whole number.

Let us take a second look.

Start online and an agent picks it up, or call and we will do the whole thing with you. In English or Spanish, whichever the conversation starts in.