What affects the cost of bicycle insurance?

The cost of bicycle insurance is determined primarily by three factors: how the bicycle is used, the Amount of Insurance selected for the bicycle or e-bike, listed accessories, and whether optional theft coverage is included.

These factors determine the premium because they reflect the value of the cycling equipment and the type of riding activity being insured.

BikeInsure offers three coverage types based on usage:

Bike Ride Insure (Casual) — everyday riding, commuting, training, and non-competitive cycling within the United States and Canada

Bike Race Insure (Competitive) — coverage for riders who participate in organized cycling competitions, with worldwide coverage territory

Electric Bike Insure (E-Bike) — coverage for eligible Class 1–3 electric bicycles used for everyday riding within the United States and Canada

BikeInsure policies feature a $150 deductible per occurrence, the lowest standard deductible available in the bicycle insurance industry.

Because each bicycle and rider is different, the best way to determine coverage costs is to generate a quick quote online.

Bike Insurance Factors
BikeInsure casual riding bicycle insurance coverage seal
Casual Riding
No racing license required.
UNITED STATES
+ Canada Territory
Cyclist riding a road bike during a casual ride with BikeInsure bicycle insurance coverage (Bike Ride Insure)
BikeInsure competitive racing bicycle insurance coverage seal
Competitive Racing
Casual riding + racing events.
Worldwide
Coverage Territory
Cyclist competing in a road race with BikeInsure bicycle insurance coverage (Bike Race Insure)
BikeInsure electric bike insurance coverage seal
Electric Bikes
Up to 28 mph.
UNITED STATES
+ Canada Territory
Family riding a cargo electric bike with BikeInsure bicycle insurance coverage (Electric Bike Insure)