Motorcycle riders of Massachusetts - if you have never worked with an independent insurance agent, you're probably overspending for your coverage. Riding a motorcycle is one of our favorite pasttimes, but it’s not without its risks. Accidents do occur, which is why you are required to carry motorcycle insurance in Massachusetts. Our job is to help you insure yourself in the event of an accident. Using our extensive network of insurance carriers, our team can quickly shop your coverage requirements around to make sure you are getting the best price available to you.
Spending less on insurance means you'll have money to spend on your motorcycle, afterall!
So if you are preparing for riding season, don't just go with the same old insurance that you've always had. Get a free motorcycle insurance quote from Charles River Insurance by filling out this form. We'll reach out for some information and make sure you get the coverage you need at the best price available!
Motorcycle insurance is similar to auto insurance, except it's designed for motorcycles and riders rather than automobiles and drivers. Like most auto policies, motorcycle policies usually provide protection against a number of potential risks.
Many of the coverages that are available through motorcycle insurance policies are also found on auto policies. Some of these include:
Two other coverages that some riders may want are Lease or Loan Gap Coverage, and Optional or Added Equipment Coverage. If a bike is stolen and not recovered, lease or loan gap coverage might help pay the difference between a bike’s depreciated value and the balance on a lease or loan. Optional or added equipment coverage is frequently used to insure aftermarket parts and mods that are added onto a bike.
Everyone who takes a motorcycle on public roads is required to carry an insurance policy that at least meets the state’s minimum requirements. Without such coverage, riders may face legal consequences, and they can be held personally liable for any damage or injuries they’re found responsible for. At Charles River Insurance, motorcycling is in our blood. We won't saddle you with a bloated policy, filled with overkill. Our job as independent insurance agents is to identify the coverage levels you need to protect yourself and your investment, and find you the best price for that coverage.
We ride the same streets you do - from the busy roadways of Worcester and Boston, to the country roads in North Central Worcester County and western Massachusetts. We know the perils you face, and we want to help.
Insurance carriers consider many factors when calculating motorcycle coverage rates. Some of the factors they take into account that affect how much drivers pay for insurance include the following:
- A rider’s age and gender
- A rider’s driving record (including both in automobiles and on motorcycles)
- Where a rider lives
- Where and how often a rider rides
- The make and model of the insured motorcycle
- Whether the motorcycle has any aftermarket additions
With the help of an independent insurance agent like us, shopping for motorcycle insurance is easy and fast. We know what questions to ask, so we can quickly assess a rider’s risk exposure and insurance needs. Once we know what coverages to look for in a policy, we can get quotes from our network of insurance carriers in just a few minutes that contain those coverages. Bikers can then compare these quotes side-by-side and choose the one that’s best for their needs. It's fast, easy, and affordable motorcycle insurance coverage - which means you spend more time on the road this summer.
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Framingham, MA 01701
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Leominster, MA 01453
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This material is for informational purposes only. All statements herein are subject to the provisions, exclusions and conditions of the applicable policy, state and federal laws. For an actual description of coverage, terms and conditions, please refer to the applicable insurance policy or check with your insurance professional. The illustrations, instructions and principles contained in the material are general in scope and, to the best of our knowledge, current at the time of publication.