Alliance Insurance compares motorcycle insurance quotes for Calgary riders across the insurance companies we work with, then explains the coverage and price in plain language.
A licensed broker from our Calgary office will follow up with options for your bike.
No credit check required for a quote
Insurers set the premium. A brokerage helps you see more of the market and understand what you are buying.
You get options from several insurers instead of usually one company, a person who walks you through coverage questions, help finding an insurer that will quote an unusual bike or a new rider, and auto, home and business insurance with the same team.
Pays for injury or damage you cause to others. Many riders ask about limits above the minimum.
Medical and related benefits if you are hurt in a collision. Alberta is changing how these work in 2027.
Helps repair or replace your bike after a crash. A higher deductible can lower your premium.
Typically responds to non-collision losses such as theft, vandalism or fire. Ask what your policy lists.
Some insurers offer these add-ons and some do not. We tell you what is on your quote.
Tell us about your bike and how you ride. We will explain the options before you decide.
You need insurance to register and ride in Alberta. Limits and wording differ by insurer, so we confirm details on your quote.
Insurers do not treat every bike or rider the same way. Here is what we ask about.
Some insurers limit larger or faster machines. Share the model, engine size and your riding history and we will see who will quote.
Give us the year, model and any changes you have made. If you ride long distances or carry a passenger, tell us.
Some insurers will not cover new riders. We tell you plainly what is available and ask about any rider safety course.
Send the VIN and purchase details, plus a list of upgrades or restoration work, and we will ask the right insurers.
We cannot give a fair price without your details, so you will not see a number here. These are the things insurers typically weigh.
Already insured? Send your current motorcycle policy to info@insurancealliance.ca and we will show you how a quote compares. Ask about discounts when you request your quote, since they differ by insurer. You can also bundle with auto or home insurance through the same team.
Alberta’s Care-First auto insurance system starts January 1, 2027, and changes will not land the same way on every vehicle type. The riding season is short, but how winter storage and a spring restart work depends on the insurer and policy.
A simple process, and you decide at the end.
Use the form, call us or send an email with your riding history and bike details.
We request quotes from the insurance companies we work with that fit you.
You hear what each option covers, the deductible, and why prices differ.
Pick the policy you want. Your advisor helps with the paperwork.
Missing something? Start anyway. We can fill in the gaps together.
Yes. You need insurance to register and ride a motorcycle in Alberta. Required coverages include third-party liability and accident benefits. We walk you through the requirements and the optional coverages when we quote.
A broker asks several insurers for quotes, explains the coverage and helps you choose. Brokers do not set premiums. The insurance company does.
It depends on your bike, your riding history, your coverage and the insurer. We would rather quote your real situation than give you a number that may not fit.
Sometimes. Some insurers will not cover new or not fully licensed riders, while others will. Contact us with your licence details and we will tell you what is available.
Yes. Alberta registration requires proof of insurance, so arrange your policy first.
Often you can place them with the same brokerage. Whether a discount applies depends on the insurer, and we will ask on your behalf.
Care-First begins January 1, 2027, and not every vehicle type will see the same change. Bring your renewal to us and we will help you read it before you decide.