Looking for motorcycle insurance discounts? We’ve got you covered. These discounts can help keep your motorcycle insurance rates even more affordable. When you're a Nationwide member, you may be able to save on your motorcycle insurance rates for things you're already doing, such as owning a home or taking a motorcycle safety course. See if you qualify and start saving today.

Ways to save on your motorcycle insurance

Multi-policy

Save money when you combine your home, vehicle or life policies.

Multi-vehicle

Get a motorcycle insurance discount when you bundle two or more of your vehicles, boats, ATVs, snowmobiles or scooters.

Motorcycle safety course

Complete an approved safety course and earn a discount. Check with the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) to find out what types of courses are available.

Theft-recovery device

Does your motorcycle haves a professionally-installed radio or GPS theft-recovery system? By adding one, you can save money on comprehensive coverage.

Homeowner

Just by owning a home, condo, townhome or mobile home, you’re eligible for a discount.

Paid in full

Pay less for your motorcycle insurance by paying your entire policy premium in full when you buy or renew your policy.

Anti-lock brakes

If your motorcycle is equipped with a factory-installed Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS), you’ll get a discount.

Riding association

If you’re a member of a riding association, such as the Harley Owners Group, you can earn a discount.

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