Key Takeaways

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The cheapest motorcycle insurance company in Pennsylvania is Harley Davidson who has average annual rates of $129 for minimum coverage and $288 for full coverage.

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On average monthly, you can expect motorcycle insurance in Pennsylvania to cost around $9 for minimum coverage and $50 for full coverage.

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Compare multiple providers, get an insurance license and take advantage of all discounts available to save on Pennsylvania motorcycle insurance.

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Cheapest Motorcycle Insurance Companies in Pennsylvania

Based on our analysis, we found that Harley Davidson was the cheapest overall motorcycle insurer in Pennsylvania with median rates of $17 per month and $208 annually. While this is the case, you may find lower rates with Dairyland, Geico, Rider Insurance and Progressive.

Cheapest Provider
Median Monthly Premium
Median Annual Premium

Harley Davidson

$17

$208

Dairyland

$26

$316

Geico

$28

$331

Rider Insurance

$28

$341

Progressive

$33

$396

*Rates are a combined average of minimum and full coverage premiums for a 40-year-old rider driving a 2023 Honda CRF450RL with 5 years of riding experience and no driving violations.

Cheapest Motorcycle Insurance by Category in Pennsylvania

One size doesn't always fit all for affordability, so we've broken down the cheapest providers and rates for common categories of riders in Pennsylvania.

Cost Category
Cheapest Provider
Lowest Monthly Rate

Minimum Liability Coverage

Progressive

$6

Full Coverage

Harley Davidson

$24

Harley Davidson

$18

Seniors

Rider Insurance

$6

Riders with a Speeding Ticket

Harley Davidson

$30

Riders with an At-Fault Accident

Harley Davidson

$34

Riders with a DUI

Harley Davidson

$38

*Minimum coverage and full coverage picks presented are for a 40-year-old rider with no driving violations who is insuring a 2023 Honda CRF450RL. Young riders are aged 16-25 and seniors are 65-80 for the base profile mentioned. The other cost profiles modify the base profile's driving history.

How Much Is Motorcycle Insurance in Pennsylvania?

In Pennsylvania, motorcycle insurance on average monthly costs $9 for minimum liability coverage and $50 for full coverage. In terms of nationwide affordability, the state ranks 12th for minimum coverage and 28th for full coverage.

Coverage Category
Average Monthly Premium
Average Annual Premium
% Diff From National Average

Minimum Liability Coverage

$9

$109

-29%

Full Coverage

$50

$600

5%

*Rates are for a 40-year-old rider driving a 2023 Honda CRF450RL with 5 years of riding experience and no driving violations.

How To Save on Pennsylvania Motorcycle Insurance

Below we'll detail key tips to help you save and get the best motorcycle insurance in Pennsylvania.

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    Decide on Coverage Before Buying

    Deciding a coverage level before buying makes comparison shopping easier and gives you protection when speaking to captive agents who are trying to up-sell you. Consider you driving habits, location and even how you store your bike to help you determine how much motorcycle insurance you need.

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    Compare Multiple Providers

    Comparing multiple provider quotes apples to apples through multiple methods ensures you get a comprehensive view of what pricing is out there for you. Through our research, we found that comparison shopping could save up to 52% on average in Pennsylvania.

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    Take Advantage of Discounts

    The easiest to achieve and often largest savings opportunities are through paying in full and bundling with other policies. Other common discounts include membership affiliations, safety gear/device, and for switching providers.

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    Get a Motorcycle License

    While it can be a hassle, having a valid motorcycle license rather than just an a endorsement can save you up to 8% on bike policies.

Cheap Motorcycle Insurance Pennsylvania: Bottom Line

If you're looking for the best and most affordable motorcycle insurance in Pennsylvania, we recommend looking to Harley Davidson, Dairyland and Geico for coverage. On your comparison journey, we recommend that you decide on coverage levels beforehand, take advantage of discounts and to get an official motorcycle license to save the most.

Pennsylvania Motorcycle Insurance: FAQ

Below we've answered some frequently asked questions about Pennsylvania motorcycle insurance:

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How We Chose The Cheapest Motorcycle Insurance in Pennsylvania

We chose our cheapest providers based on the following profile for motorcycle riders:

  • 40 years old
  • Drives a 2023 Honda CRF450RL
  • Has a valid motorcycle endorsement
  • Clean driving record

For minimum coverage we used state minimum requirements and for full coverage policies, we used a 100/300/50 liability split and a $1,000 deductible for collision and comprehensive insurance.

About Mark Fitzpatrick


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Mark Fitzpatrick, a Licensed Property and Casualty Insurance Producer, is MoneyGeek's resident Personal Finance Expert. With over five years of experience analyzing the insurance market, he conducts original research and creates tailored content for all types of buyers. His insights have been featured in publications like CNBC, NBC News and Mashable.

Fitzpatrick holds a master’s degree in economics and international relations from Johns Hopkins University and a bachelor’s degree from Boston College. He's also a five-time Jeopardy champion!

Passionate about economics and insurance, he aims to promote transparency in financial topics and empower others to make confident money decisions.


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