Farmers Motorcycle Insurance

Farmers Motorcycle Insurance

We know when you're out on the road the last thing you want to worry about is whether you have the insurance policy you want. That’s why Farmers® offers the smart choice in motorcycle coverage, with experienced insurance agents right in your neighborhood, great savings with multi-line discounts and 24/7 Claim Services.

A Farmers Motorcycle policy also offers specialized coverage options that include:

Roadside assistance
Trip interruption coverage
Optional Equipment and Safety Apparel
Year-round coverage, but with rates that take into account mostly seasonal use

Every state has minimum insurance requirements for cars and motorcycles. The Farmers Motorcycle policy provides standard Collision and Liability coverage.

Standard Coverage

Types of Coverage standard with a Farmers Motorcycle policy:

Liability coverage
Collision coverage
Other Than Collision coverage

Added Coverage Options

Extras and Increased Coverage Options include:

Medical Payments coverage
Increased limits on Liability
Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist coverage
Replacement Cost Total Loss Settlement coverage*
Increased limits on Optional Equipment coverage
Towing and Roadside Assistance with Trip Interruption coverage
Coverage on transport trailers

Farmers Motorcycle Insurance Discounts

Farmers offers a variety of discounts to help you get more for your money, and your motorcycle. Qualify and you can save by purchasing Motorcycle insurance when you have another Farmers policy, switching to Farmers from another insurance carrier or for taking a motorcycle safety course. Follow this link to learn more about additional discounts on Farmers Motorcycle insurance.

You can also contact a Farmers agent to learn more about coverage options or to get a quote today.

* Conditions and coverage limits apply. Speak with an agent for details.

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