GEICO Motorcycle Insurance
Flexible Motorcycle Insurance Designed for Every Rider
- Rider & Bike Protection: Coverage for accidents, collisions, and damage to your motorcycle across Delaware County and Springfield.
- Liability Coverage: Financial security if you’re responsible for injuries or damages to others.
- Collision & Comprehensive Options: Protection for your bike from collisions, theft, or natural events.
- Medical Payments & Roadside Assistance: Coverage for rider injuries and on-the-spot support like towing.
- Custom Parts & Accessories Coverage: Protects additional equipment, aftermarket parts, or enhancements on your bike.
- Flexible & Affordable Policies: Tailored coverage to suit your riding style, lifestyle, and budget.
- Expert Guidance & Free Review: Our team ensures you understand options and select the right policy.
Year-Round Protection for Pennsylvania Riders
A solid motorcycle insurance policy goes well beyond basic liability. Comprehensive and collision coverage protect your bike from theft, vandalism, weather, and crash damage even when you are not at fault. Custom parts and accessory coverage is critical if you have added aftermarket pipes, saddlebags, audio, or chrome, since those upgrades often are not covered under standard limits. Many Springfield, PA riders also add roadside assistance and trip interruption coverage for longer rides. Motorcycle insurance premiums are typically much lower than auto, and seasonal policies can reduce costs further if you store the bike during winter. Whether you ride a sport, cruiser, touring, or off-road bike, we will match your motorcycle insurance to how and where you ride. Get a quote today.
Ride With Confidence
Whether for daily rides or weekend adventures, ensure your bike and gear are fully covered. Learn about plans that protect you on every journey.
Motorcycle Insurance FAQs
Is motorcycle insurance required in Pennsylvania?
Yes. Pennsylvania requires liability coverage to register a motorcycle — the same 15/30/5 minimums as autos: $15,000 bodily injury per person, $30,000 per accident, and $5,000 property damage.
Do I have to wear a helmet in Pennsylvania?
Riders 21 and older may ride without a helmet if they have two years of riding experience or have completed a PennDOT or Motorcycle Safety Foundation approved safety course. Everyone else must wear DOT-approved headgear, and eye protection is required for all riders.
What does motorcycle insurance cover?
Liability, collision, and comprehensive — plus options like uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage and custom parts and accessories coverage for upgrades a standard policy wouldn’t fully replace.
How can I save on motorcycle insurance?
Completing an approved motorcycle safety course often earns a discount, and bundling with your auto or home policy helps too. Ask us how seasonal riding affects your rate.
How do I get a motorcycle insurance quote?
Call 610-484-5557, visit us at 905 W Sproul Rd, Suite 206 in Springfield, or use the form on this page. Have your license, VIN, and any custom equipment list handy — most quotes take about 15 minutes.