Motorcycles
Street bikes, cruisers, touring bikes, sport bikes, and financed motorcycles may need liability, comprehensive, collision, accessories, and lienholder coverage.
Virginia motorsports insurance
Shopping for a motorcycle, ATV, side-by-side, UTV, dirt bike, scooter, trailer, or other recreational unit? Start the coverage conversation early so the lienholder, registration, physical damage, and liability questions do not slow down pickup.
Built for riders and recreational buyers
Motorsports insurance is not one-size-fits-all. A street motorcycle, financed side-by-side, ATV used on private land, dirt bike, scooter, or trailer can each create a different quote conversation.
Motorsports units
Street bikes, cruisers, touring bikes, sport bikes, and financed motorcycles may need liability, comprehensive, collision, accessories, and lienholder coverage.
Trail, property, seasonal, and recreational use can change the questions we need to ask before quoting.
Side-by-sides can involve lenders, trailers, accessories, custom equipment, and use questions that matter.
Transport trailers, helmets, safety gear, custom parts, and added equipment may be worth reviewing before pickup.
Coverage questions
Motorsports buyers often ask for "full coverage," but the better question is what needs to be protected: liability, the unit itself, the lienholder, accessories, custom parts, medical payments, uninsured motorist coverage, roadside assistance, or a trailer.
If you already insure your auto, home, renters, or umbrella coverage, it may also be worth reviewing how the new unit fits into the household picture.
Before pickup
Why work with us
Whether you are buying from a dealership, adding a new unit to the garage, or comparing options before the weekend, Thompson Family Insurance can help you sort out the quote details without turning it into homework.
Start My Motorsports QuoteFAQs
Yes. We can usually start the conversation with year, make, model, purchase status, and timing. A VIN may be needed before coverage is finalized.
Often, yes. A lender may require comprehensive and collision coverage and may need to be listed on the policy.
Yes. This page can be used for new purchases, renewals, additions, and coverage reviews.
No. The request goes directly to Thompson Family Insurance for follow-up about your insurance request.