Oregon & Washington
Liability, comprehensive, and coverage that fits how you actually ride — daily commuter, weekend cruiser, or stored for winter. One short form, one licensed agent who calls you back.
A few quick questions. Gear and accessories can often be covered too.
Licensed local agents
Oregon and Washington licensed, not a call center
Free, no obligation
Quotes never cost you anything
One agent, not twelve
We don't auction you to bidders
Oregon & Washington only
Statewide in Oregon and Washington
Priced for how you ride
A daily commuter and a weekend-only cruiser carry different risk. An independent agent can shop that difference instead of averaging you against everyone.
Seasonal storage discounts most riders miss
If you store your bike part of the year, say so — carriers often price those months differently, and it's an easy saving that doesn't come up unless you ask.
Gear and accessories can ride along
Aftermarket exhaust, saddle bags, and riding gear can often be scheduled onto the policy for their real replacement value instead of a flat allowance.
Our partner agents are licensed in Washington and Oregon and work with households and businesses across the metro, including Portland, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Gresham, Tigard, Lake Oswego, Vancouver, Camas, Ridgefield, Battle Ground, Salmon Creek, and Longview. Because the two states have genuinely different rules — Oregon requires personal injury protection on auto policies, Washington runs workers' compensation through a state fund rather than private carriers — working with an agent who writes on both sides of the river matters more here than in most markets.
Answer a few questions
Under two minutes. No account, no document uploads, no credit check.
We call you back
We go through what you need and match you with one licensed independent agent in your state who handles your type of coverage — not a list of twelve companies that all call you.
They do the shopping
That agent brings you real numbers and explains the tradeoffs. If your current coverage is already the best fit, a good agent tells you so.
Yes. Both Oregon and Washington require liability insurance to register and ride a motorcycle on public roads, the same as a car.
No. A motorcycle is a separate vehicle class and needs its own policy — a car policy doesn't extend to it.
Many riders store their bike for part of the year. Tell your agent — most carriers price storage months differently, which is often the easiest saving to find.
Yes. If you're financing or leasing, your lender will require comprehensive and collision, not just liability. Your agent can structure it correctly from the start.
Ready to see your options?
A few quick questions. Gear and accessories can often be covered too.