The auto policy does not cover the motorcycle
They are separate policies with separate limits. A rider who assumes the household auto cover extends to the bike is uninsured on it, and a liability claim arising from a motorcycle is not a small one.
Motorcycles are common here and they are not covered by an auto policy. They need their own, and the differences between the two are larger than most riders expect.
A motorcycle needs its own policy. Your auto liability does not extend to it.
Three things that differ between a bike and a car.
They are separate policies with separate limits. A rider who assumes the household auto cover extends to the bike is uninsured on it, and a liability claim arising from a motorcycle is not a small one.
Guest passenger liability is included on some motorcycle policies and excluded or optional on others. Carrying a passenger without it is the kind of gap that produces a very large uninsured claim, because an injured passenger is usually someone close to you.
Helmets, leathers and aftermarket parts are covered only up to a stated amount and frequently need listing. A bike with meaningful custom work insured at factory value is insured at the wrong number.
The bike as its own policy.
Guest passenger liability is not universal and it matters enormously.
Accessories need their own listed limit.
A rider hit by an underinsured driver has very little between them and the bill.
Tell us what you ride, what has been added to it and whether anyone rides with you.
We write the bike properly rather than assuming the car policy reaches it.
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