Coverage Explorer

Your Motorcycle

Riding the Lowcountry’s back roads and coastal highways is its own kind of freedom — and its own kind of risk. Explore the bike below to see how coverage generally responds. General education, not a coverage determination — your GSP agent confirms your specific policy.

Tap a marker on the home to explore each risk and how coverage generally responds.

A vintage motorcycle parked on an open road
  1. 01

    Liability

    Injuries and damage you cause to others

    The risk

    Injuries and damage you cause to others. If you cause a crash, you can be responsible for others’ injuries and property. South Carolina requires liability coverage to ride legally.

    The coverage

    Bodily injury & property damage liability. Liability coverage generally responds to others’ injuries and property damage when you’re at fault, up to your limits — and most riders carry more than the state minimum.

    Learn more about liability coverage →

  2. 02

    Collision

    Laying the bike down or hitting something

    The risk

    Laying the bike down or hitting something. A motorcycle is exposed in any accident, and repairs add up quickly.

    The coverage

    Collision coverage (with a deductible). Collision generally pays to repair or replace your bike after a crash, minus your deductible — often required while financing.

    Learn more about collision coverage →

  3. 03

    Theft & Comprehensive

    Theft, weather, fire, vandalism

    The risk

    Theft, weather, fire, vandalism. Motorcycles are stolen at higher rates than cars, and storms, fire, or vandalism can total a bike sitting still.

    The coverage

    Comprehensive (“other than collision”). Comprehensive generally covers non-crash losses like theft and weather, minus a deductible — important for a bike that’s easy to move and exposed outdoors.

    Learn more about theft & comprehensive coverage →

  4. 04

    Uninsured Motorist

    A driver who can’t see you — and isn’t insured

    The risk

    A driver who can’t see you — and isn’t insured. Riders are especially vulnerable to drivers who don’t look twice, and many of those drivers are uninsured or underinsured.

    The coverage

    Uninsured / underinsured motorist. South Carolina requires uninsured motorist coverage; it generally steps in for your injuries and damage when the at-fault driver can’t pay.

    Learn more about uninsured motorist coverage →

  5. 05

    Gear & Custom Parts

    Helmets, riding gear, custom chrome and exhaust

    The risk

    Helmets, riding gear, custom chrome and exhaust. Custom parts and riding gear can be worth thousands and may exceed a standard policy’s built-in limit.

    The coverage

    Accessories / custom parts & equipment. Optional coverage generally protects custom equipment and safety gear above the base limit — worth scheduling if you’ve invested in the bike.

    Learn more about gear & custom parts coverage →

This Coverage Explorer is general education only and is illustrative. It describes common motorcycle exposures and how coverage generally responds — it is not insurance advice, a quote, or a coverage determination, and it does not amend, modify, or supplement any insurance policy. Actual coverage, exclusions, deductibles, and limits are governed solely by the terms of your issued policy and applicable law. No coverage can be bound, changed, or confirmed through this tool. For guidance on your specific situation, speak with a licensed GSP Insurance Group producer and refer to your actual policy.

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