Harley Davidson Insurance

Although Harley-Davidsons are often an expensive bike to buy it doesn’t mean that your Harley Davidson premium has to match! There are plenty of ways for you to get cheap Harley Insurance.

Using additional security measures can be one of the easiest ways to reduce your premium. Things like chains and locks to keep your Harley secure along with an alarm or immobiliser can all help to lower costs, as can keeping it locked away in your garage when not in use. A tracking device could help, too.

Going on an advanced motorcycling course might also save you money, as it shows the insurer you’re a safe rider.

The lower your mileage, the better, and you should also try to avoid adding performance-enhancing modifications where possible – your Harley is already a high-performance bike, so if you add any modifications it’ll only drive your premium up.

We can cover the complete range of Harley Davidson models:

• Sportster: 883 Roadster, Superlow, Iron 883, 1200 Custom, Forty-Eight, Seventy-Two
• Dyna: Street Bob, Low Rider, Wide Glide, Fat Bob, Switchback
• Softail: Fat Boy, Softail Deluxe, Heritage Softail Classic, Softail Slim, Breakout
• V-Rod: Night Rod, V-Rod Muscle
• Touring: Road King, Street Glide, Electra Glide, Classic, Ultra Limited, Road Glide
• Cyo: Street Glide, Limited, Softail
• Trike: Tri Glide Ultra

Harley-Davidson is one of the biggest American motorcycle manufacturers with a global recognition that all started in the early 1900s. William Harley created a small engine that was fitted to a regular pedal-bike. After joining forces with his childhood friend Arthur Davidson, the very first Harley-Davidson motorcycle was born. Harley-Davidson has continued to be at the forefront of motorcycle development – even launching its very first electric motorcycle: Project LiveWire!

Surviving two world wars and the Great Depression, Harley-Davidson motorcycles grew stronger and more stylish with every passing year. Harley bikes were even supplied during the war for a means of transport. There’s so much choice when it comes to Harley, and many bikers love to customise their bike, too.