Motorcycle insurance coverage is very similar to auto insurance but it can also and should be customized. We can help you find the right insurance for your motorcycle or ATV that will protect you and your bike in the event of a loss or injury.

Coverage options include:

• Bodily Injury & Property Damage Liability
• Comprehensive & Collision
• Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist
• Medical Payments
• Accessories
• Custom Parts and Equipment (CPE)
• 24-hour Roadside Assistance
• Safety Apparel Coverage, including helments
• Passenger Liability Coverage
• Transport Trailers

Detwiler-Brofford Insurance has been helping customers in Gahanna, Ohio and the surrounding Columbus, OH areas find the right kind of bike insurance for over 30 years. The right cycle insurance is different for everybody. We will listen to your needs and then research multiple carriers that specialize in motorcycle insurance to find what is best for you. We only represent the top rated carriers in the industry who offer a variety of packages tailored to meet your individual needs. DBI will look hard not only to get you the right coverages, but at the best value. We always offer free motorcycle insurance quotes from multiple companies.

Motorcycle FAQ

1.) How can I lower my motorcycle insurance rate?
Just like auto insurance, the better your driving record, the better your rate will be. There are also numerous discounts that could lower your cycle insurance such as, safety course discount, responsible driver discount and lots of others. DBI had multiple companies that specialize in motorcycle insurance, contact us for your free quote today.

2.) What is custom parts coverage?
A custom part on your motorcycle is anything that has been added to your bike that was not installed at the factory. This includes all parts and will also include custom paint jobs. Since your bike is as unique as you are, it is important to make sure the right coverage is in place.

3.) Can someone else ride my motorcycle?
The answer to this question really depends on the coverage you have in your motorcycle policy, however, it is NEVER a good idea to put the responsibility of your motorcycle in the hands of another person.