Your motorcycle deserves better than a line in your car policy.
Motorcycle, snowmobile, ATV, trailer, RV, boat: a specialist who knows these machines calls you back and goes over your coverage with you.

It’s the most fun thing you own. And usually the thing you look at least.
The motorcycle, the RV, the pontoon: you took your time choosing them. The insurance got added somewhere along the way — a quick call, a line added to the car policy, a renewal that goes through on its own every spring. And now it’s been years since anyone really looked at it.
A recreational vehicle specialist calls you back
It’s not the same world as an ordinary car policy.
You don’t have to change anything
What you have now may still be a good option.
One policy per machine, or all of them together
The specialist looks with you at what makes sense in your case.
Your machine sleeps part of the year. Your policy keeps running anyway.
The motorcycle goes in for the fall. The snowmobile comes out when the snow does. The boat spends the winter in the yard. Meanwhile your policy carries on with its year, knowing none of that. A specialist who covers recreational vehicles will ask when you use it, where it’s stored and what stays on it over the winter — and explain what that changes in your file.

An ATV doesn’t get looked at the way a car does.
How often you go out, where it’s stored, the trailer that follows, the accessories you added, the trails and the boat ramps: it all matters. In an ordinary car file, these machines often end up as an endorsement, added in a hurry and never looked at again. A specialist who works with recreational vehicles reads them differently — and can tell you what still holds up in your contract.

Comparing the insurance on your recreational vehicles is simpler than you think.
A few questions so the specialist can prepare your call.
Frequently asked questions
Can I have more than one vehicle looked at?
Yes. Motorcycle, snowmobile, ATV, trailer, RV, boat: name them to the specialist during the call and they’ll go through them with you.
Am I going to get a pile of calls?
No. Your request goes to one specialist — not to several providers. One number, one person.
My machine is stored for the season. Is it still worth it?
Yes. It’s often the right time: nothing is rushed, and you have time to look at it properly before taking it back out.
Do I have to change?
No. The specialist looks at your situation with you. What you have now can very well stay a good option.
What do I need to have on hand?
Nothing. The specialist helps you find the information during the call — that’s their job, not yours.
Nothing to prepare. They help you go through it during the call.
Step 01
Tell us what you’ve got in the garage.
Step 02
A recreational vehicle specialist calls you back.
Step 03
They go over your coverage with you, machine by machine.
Step 04
You know what you have and what you’re missing.
One specialist. One call. No pressure.