Alliance Insurance helps Edmonton riders understand their motorcycle insurance options before they buy or renew. Ask your questions, then request a quote from a local team you can call or visit.
A licensed Alberta broker will call you back the same business day with comparison quotes.
No credit check required for a quote
A motorcycle policy is easy to buy and hard to compare. A broker does the comparing with you.
Our Edmonton office is at 201-2311 90B Street SW. Call ahead or stop by and talk it through in person.
We explain coverage in plain language and ask about how you ride, so the policy fits the bike and the rider.
As a brokerage, we do not sell for a single company. Which insurers can quote your bike depends on your details.
Questions at renewal, or after a claim? You deal with the same office that set up your policy.
Alberta’s Care-First system starts on January 1, 2027. The Automobile Insurance Rate Board projects a larger average change in motorcycle and moped premiums than for most vehicle types.
That is an average. Your own result depends on your bike, your riding history and your insurer. Some riders have also been told by their insurer that their policy will not be renewed.
Source: Alberta Automobile Insurance Rate Board projections. These are projections, not quotes. See airbfordrivers.ca for current details.
Check the premium and the coverage listed before the deadline.
Insurers price riders differently, so one quote is not enough to judge.
If your insurer will not renew, tell us right away.
Policies differ by insurer, so we confirm what is and is not included before you decide.
Helps pay for injury or property damage you cause to other people. Alberta law requires liability coverage.
Helps pay to repair or replace your motorcycle after a crash, after your deductible.
Looks at losses that are not collisions, such as theft, fire or vandalism. Wording varies, so we go through what your policy covers.
The amount you pay before coverage applies. A higher deductible can lower the premium, but it means more out of pocket after a claim.
Added parts, gear and roadside assistance may be options. Tell us what you have added to the bike and ask what is available.
A weekend cruiser and a first bike do not carry the same questions. Tell us how you ride and we start from there.
Insurers look closely at engine size and riding history. We help you gather what they ask for.
If you have added chrome, bags or custom parts, list them so they are considered.
Long trips raise questions about distance, passengers and gear. Ask before you leave.
Just licensed? We explain what affects your first premium and what to ask for.
Bring the bill of sale, year and VIN. We help you set the coverage before you ride it home.
Modifications can change how a bike is insured. Share photos and receipts if you have them.
Harley-Davidson is a trademark of its owner. Alliance Insurance is not affiliated with Harley-Davidson.
Most Edmonton bikes sit for part of the year. Some insurers offer seasonal or storage options, and some do not.
Ask us what is available for your bike, what changes while it is parked, and how to bring coverage back in spring. Do it before the first ride, not after.
Three steps, and you decide at the end.
Share your riding history and bike details online or by phone.
We look at what insurers can offer for your situation and explain the differences.
Ask questions, compare, and pick the coverage you want.
Short answers. For anything specific to your bike, call us.
No. You can go to an insurer directly. A broker explains your options and can approach more than one insurer for you.
Generally, an agent sells for one insurer and a broker works with several. Alliance Insurance is a brokerage.
It helps pay for injury or property damage you cause to other people. Alberta law requires it.
Often, yes. Each insurer sets its own rules on age, condition and modifications, so bring details and photos if you have them.
Some insurers offer seasonal or storage options. Ask us what is available for your bike and what changes while it is parked.
Request a quote online or call 780-490-0053. Have your licence details, bike details and current policy ready.
Start with a quote, or call and ask your questions first.
201-2311 90B Street SW
Edmonton, AB