Motorcycle insurance in Ohio
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Frequently asked questions
Motorcycle policies typically include liability for injury and damage you cause, and optionally collision and comprehensive coverage for your own bike. Many insurers also offer coverage for custom parts and accessories, safety apparel, and uninsured motorist protection.
Common factors include the type and engine size of your bike, your age and riding experience, your license status and driving record, where you live and where the bike is stored, how much you ride, and the coverages and deductibles you choose. Completing a rider safety course matters to some insurers.
Most states require at least liability coverage to register or ride a motorcycle on public roads, though the required limits differ by state. If your bike is financed, the lender will usually require more than the state minimum.
Not automatically. Helmets, jackets, and other riding apparel are often covered only through a specific endorsement, and custom parts and accessories usually need to be scheduled with a stated value.
Some insurers offer seasonal or lay-up options that reduce coverage while the bike is stored. Dropping coverage entirely can create a gap in your insurance history and may leave the bike unprotected against theft or damage in storage, so ask the insurer before making a change.