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The freedom of the open road is not without risks: a deer crossing the road, a distracted driver, or a just a slippery road. While you can’t prevent an accident from happening, you can be prepared with adequate motorcycle insurance.

While liability insurance is legally required to drive operate a motorcycle on public roads in MN, there are many additional coverage options you may want to consider. Carney Insurance agents will help you determine what’s needed, then find the best policy available from up to 60 insurance companies.

That’s how you save time, money, & hassle with Carney Insurance Services.

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INSURANCE COVERAGE

MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE PROTECTION OFFERED


Auto Liability Coverage

Pays for damages to another party when you are at fault.

Comprehensive Coverage

Pays for physical damage to your bike caused by something other than a collision, like weather damage or vandalism.

Collision Coverage

Pays for physical damage to your bike from a collision with another vehicle or object.

Medical Payments

Covers medical expenses, up to a specified limit, if you or a passenger are hurt in an accident.

Agreed Value Coverage

If your motorcycle is totaled, you’ll receive the full “agreed value” amount listed on the policy.

Uninsured / Underinsured Liability

Pays the amount you’d normally receive from a driver that has too little or no insurance.

And more

MOTORCYCLES COVERED


Cruisers
Sport Bikes
Touring Bikes
Dirt Bikes
Enduros
Mopeds / Scooters
Trikes
All Terrain Vehicles
Snowmobiles
And more

DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE


Multi-policy
Motorcycle Endorsement
Safety Devices
Pay-in-full
Responsible Driver
And more

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More than 70 Insurance Companies

Over 80 Years Experience

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