Whether you commute to work on your motorcycle or use it for a weekend getaway, motorcycle insurance is important. However, it can be hard to enjoy your bike rides when you are not protected if anything happens. That is why Breneman Perry Insurance of Indiana takes you through the different types of coverage you can choose to protect yourself from financial loss.
It helps cover medical bills or lost income resulting from an injury or death of the other driver where you were at fault.
If you damage another person’s property, like their vehicle or any other structure, while riding your bike, property damage liability helps cover the repair costs. For instance, it can help cover repairs resulting from damage to storefronts, private residences, or other vehicles. This type of coverage does not cover repairs to your car or for any injuries you sustain.
If you get hurt while riding your motorcycle, regardless of who is at fault, personal injury protection helps cover a wide range of costs from medical expenses, lost income, childcare expenses, and funeral costs. This type of coverage is significant because motorcycle accidents can be very severe.
If you get injured in an accident, medical payment coverage helps pay for expenses resulting from that accident. It can be the costs like ambulance rides, x-rays, or follow-up doctor appointments.
Provides coverage for any damage on your motorcycles that resulted from a collision with a car, a building, a tree, or another bike.
You may get into an accident with someone who is either underinsured or uninsured. This coverage helps pay for an injury that either you or your passenger suffers.
Damages to your motorcycle that are not caused by a collision are covered here. It includes things like flooding, vandalism, theft, and wind. In most cases, a repair can be covered up to the exact value of the motorcycle.
If you own a motorcycle in Indiana and are shopping for insurance, contact Breneman Perry Insurance. We will help you choose the right coverage so that you can move confidently on your bike.